Nelson County ND Archives Military Records.....Broberg, Edward 
WWI 
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EDWARD BROBERG was the son of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Broberg. He was born in Aneta on
November 6, 1898. Private Broberg entered the service on March 29, 1918 and was
ordered to Camp Dodge, Iowa, where he received intensive training and drill for a
short time. He was transferred to Co. H, 140th Regiment, 35th Division of the
Infantry and arrived in France in August 1918. Broberg was rushed to the front where
he took part in the bloody battles of the Argonne Forest, until he was killed in
action on September 30, 1918. Private Broberg was a quiet and unassuming young man
who was reared and educated in Aneta where he lived until he entered the service.

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Nelson County in the World War

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