The attached 1919 Stars & Stripes article is a brief account of the brave deeds of Major Charles W. Whittlesey of the 308th Infantry Regiment (Seventy-Seventh Division) and why the Congress saw fit to award him the Medal of Honor.
Shortly after the war Whittlesey would die by his own hand.
In December of 1918, Whittelesey was also nominated to the VANITY FAIR Hall of Fame…
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medal of honor for Major Charles W Whittleseymedal of honor recipient Major Charles W Whittlesey of the Lost Battalionmedal of honor for Major Charles W Whittlesey of the Lost BattalionMajor Charles Whittlesey newspaper article 1919Lost Battalion Article 1919world war one medal of honor recipient charles whittlesey 1919Congressional Medal of Honor Winner WW 1WW 1 JournalismLost Battalion Article 1919Commanding Officer Lost Battalion Article 1919New Yorker Regiment World War 1Lawyers Officer World War 1Famous World War 1 American Officer Article 1919Journalism 1917
