Nelson County ND Archives Military Records.....Rundell, Maynard L. 
WWI 
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MAYNARD L. RUNDELL was the son of William C. and Mary Rundell of Lakota. He was born
at Mapes on December 18, 1895. Private Rundell, responding to his country’s call
entered the service on April 28, 1918 at Lakota. He received his preliminary
training at Camp Dodge, Iowa. On May 20, 1918 he was transferred to Camp Travis,
Texas, where he underwent intensive training until June 11th. Prom Camp Travis,
Private Dundell was transferred to Camp Mills, N. Y. He was there only a few days,
sailing for France on June 20, 1918. The first weeks in France were spent in further
training. The last stage of the journey was reached on September 12, 1918. when
Rundell went into the front line trenches. A few hours later he was killed in action
while going over the top. He made the supreme sacrifice at St. Mihiel on September 3
2, 1918

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Nelson County in the World War

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