Description

The 209th Coast Artillery (AA) In Federal Service

Printed by Baker, Jones, Hansauer, Inc., 1942          184 Pages scanned

Contents:

Message From The Chaplain
By Lt. David B. Singerhoff

Col. Kenneth C. Townson, Commanding Officer

To Members Of This Command
By Col. Kenneth C. Townson

Camp Stewart, Georgia

Activation Of The 209th Coast Artillery (AA)
August 1, 1940

Early Days Of The 209th In Rochester

Early Days Of The 209th In Buffalo

Early Arrival At Camp Stewart

Early Training

Gunnery

“On Target!” Fernandina, Florida

Firing

Maneuvers
     The Battle Of Cheraw
     Official Report To AA Command First Army
     By Karl F. Hausauer, Lt. Col., 209 C.A. (AA) Executive

Regimental Staff
     Headquarters Battery Roster
     The Regimental Band Roster

1st Battalion Headquarters Roster
     Headquarters Battery 1st Battalion Roster
     Battery A Roster
     Battery B Roster
     Battery C Roster
     Battery D Roster

2nd Battalion Headquarters
     Headquarters Battery 2nd Battalion Roster
     Battery E Roster
     Battery F Roster
     Battery G Roster
     Battery H Roster

Medical Detachment Roster

Glory To The 209th
(To the tune of Yankee Doodle}

The Social Side Of Officers’ Row

Fight On 209 (Song)

Pearl Harbor Reaction
By Pvt. Jack Tucker

We Fight For Peace
By Pvt. David A. White

Sports

The 209 Griffin
Weekly Regimental Paper

Griffin Headlines
(War Censorship prevents publication of many phases of the history of the 209th)

Purely Coincidental

Specialized Study At Fort Monroe
By Corporal Paul Ehrenreich

The Moat

Arms And Services
By Captain Elwood P. Schmink

Hospitality and Mint Juleps
By Pfc. George Cary, Jr.

Battery I (searchlight battery)
Battery I Roster

Taps