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Marine parade
Marines went to a parade and it lasted a very long time and none of the marines got tired. Even though they didn't want it they did it so the people didn't feel like they wasted their time. They went off for hours nonstop walking and marching. most people went home after some time they still went on without hesitation. -
Sign me up
Arthur Roland Keller got tired of people asking why he hasn't signed up to go to war so he went and enlisted and got drafted soon after. -
Arthur Roland Keller drafted
Arthur Roland Keller was 19 years old when he was drafted to help in the war. He didn't want to join but he had no choice but to face the facts and go. -
Radio for the parade
Radio communications as led if his branch wanted a parade in new york they said we didn't need one. No one could wear clothes that had german colors on them as a sign of respect for the men who fought in the war. Overall everyone liked the parade. -
New guns and New hope
American soldiers got new guns and said we could have ended the war sooner if we had these from the start. When they got them they immediately started practicing to get a feel of the new gun. -
Services of Arthur Roland Keller
His Services were Company A, 1st Machine Gun Training Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment; 1st Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment. He served in Parris, South Carolina, and Germany. -
Flu in the danger zone
New American soldiers were showing up sick with what seemed like the flu and dying within 24 hours. It slowly started to spread to the others even the enemy’s -
Marine rank
His highest rank was corporal which is a decent rank for someone to get but I don't think he wanted to be a high rank nor did he want to be in the marine he just got unlucky and was drafted. -
German guns last word
A German gun was fired the last word. The American soldiers let him have it as a sign of respect for his effort in the war. What this shows is that even though they are enemies you must respect the effort they put into fighting for their country. -
Arthur Keller retired.
He retired from war after serving 4 long years. 4 years is not a very long time but when your fighting for freedom it feels like an eternity.