New Quartermaster General of the Army. Washington, D.C., March 14. Col. Edmund B. Gregory will become Quartermaster General of the Army March 31 upon the retirement of Maj. Gen. Henry Gobbons after 41 years of service. Col. Gregory will be promoted to the rank of Major General when he takes over the
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