American military personnel of the Philippine-American War

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 113. Chapters: George Dewey, Lucius Roy Holbrook, John J. Pershing, Littleton Waller, Earl Hancock Ellis, Edward C. Kalbfus, Jacob H. Smith, Henry Ware Lawton, William D. Leahy, Cornelius C. Smith, Clarence Ransom Edwards, Edward Otho Cresap Ord, II, Johnny Poe, J. Franklin Bell, Arthur MacArthur, Jr., Holland Smith, Hiram I. Bearss, Leonard Wood, Oswald Herbert Ernst, Frederick Funston, John H. Quick, Frank H. Brumby, Lloyd Thurston, William Weigel, Henry L. Hulbert, Theodore Schwan, Joseph T. Dickman, George Barnett, Joseph Henry Pendleton, Robert Lee Howze, John L. Hines, William Harrison Standley, Claude R. Porter, Frederick Dent Grant, Hugh L. Scott, George F. Elliott, Archie Miller, Amos Fries, Hunter Liggett, John Chowning Gresham, Ben Hebard Fuller, Elwell Stephen Otis, John Twiggs Myers, Antoine August Michel Gaujot, Charles E. Kilbourne, Dudley Wright Knox, Adna Chaffee, William P. Biddle, David Dixon Porter, Harry E. Yarnell, Robert H. Stanley, Theodore Wint Grave, Frank Baldwin, Ernest Albert Garlington, Charles King, Percival C. Pope, Arthur M. Ferguson, John Baxter Kinne, Bruno Albert Forsterer, Thomas M. Anderson, Thomas Cruse, Herman Osman Stickney, John King, George Richards, Harry Delmar Fadden, Arthur L. Wagner, Frank L. Anders, James Lawton Collins, Ira Clinton Welborn, Harry C. Egbert, William G. Powell, William E. Birkhimer, George B. Duncan, Marcus W. Robertson, George W. Biegler, Richard Whitehead Young, Loyd Wheaton, James F. Wade, John M. Stotsenburg, Cornelius J. Leahy, Clarence M. Condon, John A. Huntsman, Samuel S. Sumner, Melville J. Shaw, Gotfred Jensen, Frank C. High, Edgar Thomas Conley, Willis H. Downs, Irving Hale, John Alexander Logan, Jr., Anthony J. Carson, John C. Bates, Samuel Ovenshine, Robert H. Dunlap, Thomas Francis Prendergast, John Hugh Catherwood, Charles Cawetzka, Edward E. Lyon, Fred Henry McGuire, Frank Matteson Bostwick, William Remsburg Grove, Bolden Reush Harrison, Andrew V. Stoltenberg, Sterling A. Galt, Jacob Volz, Peter H. Quinn, Josephus S. Cecil, Matthew Arlington Batson, Joseph Henderson, Frank F. Ross, Frederick Thomas Fisher, Joseph L. Epps, Louis J. Van Schaick, Charles P. Davis, George W. Wallace, Richard M. Longfellow, Edward Chynoweth, Hugh J. McGrath, Joseph Fitz, William H. Sage, George M. Shelton, John Stokes, James R. Gillenwater, Thomas Sletteland, Paul F. Straub, William B. Trembley, Seth L. Weld, George F. Shiels, Edward White, Arthur H. Wilson, Robert Galbraith, Hugh P. Mullin, David Fagen, John E. Moran, William P. Maclay, John C. Wetherby, Charles H. Pierce, Charles W. Ray, George E. Stewart, William George Thordsen, Amos Weaver, Louis C. Mosher, Joseph A. Nolan, Frank O. Walker, George C. Shaw, George W. Mathews, James McConnell, Douglas C. McDougal, Patrick Shanahan, William Adolphus Crouse, Welborn C. Wood, Charles Hovey. Excerpt: Spanish-American War: Philippine-American War: Russo-Japanese WarMexican Revolution: World War I: John Joseph "Black Jack" Pershing, GCB (Hon) (September 13, 1860 - July 15, 1948), was a general officer in the United States Army who led the American Expeditionary Forces in World War I. Pershing is the only person to be promoted in his own lifetime to the highest rank ever held in the United States Army-General of the Armies (a retroactive Congressional edict passed in 1976 promoted George Washington to the same rank but with higher seniority). Pershing holds the first United States officer service number (O-...