Baker to General John J. Pershing, same date, transmitting Presidential instruction. Conducted military operations in North Russia. Provided medical and sanitary relief in Poland.
Occupied Germany after the war. English, Elaine C. Everly, and Garry D. Ryan, comps. Army Overseas Operations and Commands, Consisted of the personal staff of the commander in chief; chief of staff; general staff; secretary of the general staff; and administrative and technical staff, including logistical functions vested in commanding general of the Line of Communication LOC. Textual Records: General correspondence, ft.
Reports of inspections of U. Communications network diagram, 1 item. Operations in North Russia, n. Textual Records: Correspondence, memorandums, cablegrams, and miscellaneous records, Textual Records: Historical reports and monographs, War diaries, ft.
Textual Records: General correspondence of the Administrative Division, General correspondence and tables of organization of the Organization and Equipment Division, Records of the Personnel Division, including the AEF Order of Battle and reports and summaries of troop arrivals and movements, Personnel and equipment reports of the Statistical Division, Records of the Liaison Office, General correspondence, official history, and other records of the provost marshal general, Maps 4 items : Administrative maps, 2 items.
Textual Records: General correspondence and other records of the assistant chief of staff G-2 , Records of the Secret Service Division GB , including general correspondence, , and records of the Negative Intelligence Department of the American Commission to Negotiate Peace, , maintained by the Administrative Section GB-1 ; intelligence and other reports of military attaches, maintained by the Positive Intelligence Section GB- 2 , ; records of the Counterespionage Section GB-3 , ; and records of the Suspects and Circulation Section G- 2-B-4 , , including a name card file of Bolsheviks, n.
