The following casualties have been reported by the commanding general of the American Expeditionary Forces:

Killed in action	43
Died from wounds	78
Died from accident and other cause	16
Died of disease	157
Wounded severely	345
Wounded, degree undetermined	55
Wounded slightly	40
Missing in action	9
Total	743

The following men from the Carolina and Georgia are mentioned:

SOUTH CAROLINA

Killed in Action

Lieutenant Fred H. Sexton

Union

Died of Wounds:

Lieutenant John S. Reynolds	930 Barnwell street, Columbia
Private Leroy Gainey	Florence
Private Siremba H. Hendrix	Leesville

Died of Disease:

Field Clerk Seaborn J. Colcock	614 Heidt street, Columbia
Private John Andrew Thompson	2208 Lady St., Columbia
Private John Jenkins	Yemassee
Private Frank Myers	R. F. D. 4, Brunson

Wounded Severely

Private William R. Adams	Great Falls
Private Robert F. Matthews	Lane
Private Blake Branham	Blaney

Wounded Degree Undetermined

Private Edgar McDowell

Greer

Wounded Slightly

Private Walter E. Holmes

R. F. D. 1, Chester

Sick in Hospital, Previously Reported Miss in Action

Private Bert A Brown

Kershaw

NORTH CAROLINA

Died of Disease:

Private Bill Woolley	Badin
Private Mossie L. Gould	Ansonville
Private Jesse B. Griffin	Monroe
Private Oler Howard	Ashton
Private Samuel Johnson	Charlotte
Private Samuel Johnson	Charlotte
Private Fay E Long	Ellenboro
Private Meridith T. Malpass	Currie
Private Marvin C. Moore	Mount Gilead
Private Clan Simmons	Comfort

Wounded Severely:

Sergeant James D. Moss	Wilson
Corporal Robert F Lewis	Wananish
Mechanic Bruno Musgrave	Pikeville
Private Jim Allen	Wilmington
Private Albert S. Allred	Mount Airy
Private John Gurganus	Bath
Private Oliver E. Matthews	Nashville
Private Luther P. Parker	Gibson
Private William M Winters	Elk Park

Wounded, Degree Undertermined

Corporal Bennie F King	Wilmington
Private Thurman H Fox	Green Mountain
Private Cling Hughes	Green Mountain

Wounded Slightly

Private James L Prichard

Hamilton

Returned to Duty, Previously Reported Killed in Action

Private Lovett J Wood

Dunn

Killed in Action, Previously Reported Missing in Action:

Private Elcanie Yow

Spies

In Hospital, Previously Reported Missing in Action:

Private John M. Hollowell	Aurora
Private Charles F. Hornbuckle	Gibsonville

Returned to Duty, Previously Reported Missing in Action:

Sergeant Thomas Jesse Fly	Whitakers
Private Harper Dickens	Burlington
Private Charles Fields	Benson
Private Louis B. Newman	Milton
Private Emmett Smith	Heaton

GEORGIA

Killed in Action:

Lieutenant Basil M. Woolley	Atlanta
Private Fred Mathis	Sandersville
Private Thomas C. Williams	Ringgold

Died of Disease:

Nurse Caree Christian	Cornelia
Private Joe Brinson	Louisville
Private Freeman Coley	Scotts
Private William G. Grindle	Dahlonega
Private Capus Hines	Horton
Private Press Hunter	Leah

Wounded Severely:

Sergeant John Edelman	Atlanta
Sergeant William R Wilson	Atlanta
Private Willie T. Mullinax	Asper
Private Lindwood C. Sparks	Eatonton
Private Joseph Davis	Brenson
Private Joseph W. Thomas	Blue Ridge

Wounded Slightly:

Private Fred Ward

Savannah

Returned to Duty, Previously Reported Missing in Action:

Corporal John W. Donaldson

Mountain City