The 27th Construction Company was a United States Army unit that served during World War I. Construction companies were originally created to fulfill the labor requirements created in two agreements between the United States and the United Kingdom, the December 5th agreement and the Rothermere-Foulois agreement. Each company was organized into one of three roles, bricklaying, carpeting, and general laborers. By the end of the war, over 6,000 men had enlisted across 39 construction companies.
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| - 27th Construction Company (U.S. Army Air Service) (en)
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| - The 27th Construction Company was a United States Army unit that served during World War I. Construction companies were originally created to fulfill the labor requirements created in two agreements between the United States and the United Kingdom, the December 5th agreement and the Rothermere-Foulois agreement. Each company was organized into one of three roles, bricklaying, carpeting, and general laborers. By the end of the war, over 6,000 men had enlisted across 39 construction companies. (en)
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| - Photograph of Roosevelt Field in 1918. Various buildings appear to be in an early stage in Construction. (en)
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| - Ashton Parker (en)
- Howard F. Meixner (en)
- William J. Lang (en)
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| - The 27th Construction Company was a United States Army unit that served during World War I. Construction companies were originally created to fulfill the labor requirements created in two agreements between the United States and the United Kingdom, the December 5th agreement and the Rothermere-Foulois agreement. Each company was organized into one of three roles, bricklaying, carpeting, and general laborers. By the end of the war, over 6,000 men had enlisted across 39 construction companies. (en)
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