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Everard J. Bullis, Sr.

Submitted by: Robert G. Bullis {Son}

Everard J Bullis Sr

Everard J. Bullis, Sr. was born around 1896. Everard Bullis served in World War 1 with the United States Marine Corps. The enlistment was in 1917 and the service was completed in 1918.

Story of Service

Everard J. Bullis was my Dad, who enlisted in WW1 from St. Paul, Minn. He enlisted in the Marines and arrived in France on May 7, 1917.

June 8, 1918 he entered the fight in Belleau Wood. In July he went over the top with the 5th Marines in the St Mihiel Drive.

Later, during the battle on the Champagne front, he was wounded in his right lung. I, Robert G. Bullis, have that bullet, his medals and memorabilia, and most of the original letters to and from his parents and 4 sisters during his service.

 My Dad wrote his memoirs in the 1950's, which were edited recently by David Bullis, my Nephew. This book is being published this spring entitled "Doing My Bit Over There".

Doing My Bit

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