Polar Bear

[duhamel]

Research on Polar Bear Expedition infomations 339th
photo archive

thank you

[Remington]

Is that a request? An order? I don't get it...

If you are indeed looking for information and photos try the online links of the Wikipedia article for a start.

[Svennn]

I read it as a request and just put it down to Duhamel not writing in his native tongue. Certainly makes a lot more sense than if I had tried to ask in French/Russian/German etc.

[Calimero]

I think that's a telegram;

Need info... stop

339th Polar Bear Expedition... stop

Looking for photo... stop

Thank  you... stop

(no offence Duhamel, I know what it is to try to write correctly in an other language... As for your question, I will look if I can find some info when I'm back from work)

[duhamel]

and welcome any information  

 am sorry my english very bad  

[duhamel]

I think that's a telegram;

Need info... stop

339th Polar Bear Expedition... stop

Looking for photo... stop

Thank  you... stop

(no offence Duhamel, I know what it is to try to write correctly in an other language... As for your question, I will look if I can find so info whebn I'm back from work) 

 

[Chairface]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polar_Bear_Expedition

A few pictures here:

[sepoy1857]

I live about two miles from an old fort/base where there is a monument to the Polar Bears. I think they were stationed there before departing for Camp Custer near Battle Creek, MI. There is also a very good book on the American Intervention that gives good info on the Polar Bears - will get the title and info for you.

[duhamel]

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[sepoy1857]

The Forgotten WWI Detroit's Own Polar Bears

[sepoy1857]

Michigan Minutes: Detroit's Polar Bears

[Remington]

Although it wasn't my request, thank you for all the nice links.

I wasn't trying to be sarcastic by the way. I realised this had to do with a language barrier. I was genuinely confused. Sorry should I have come across a bit nasty.

Here is another nice link: http://polarbears.si.umich.edu/

[duhamel]

Although it wasn't my request, thank you for all the nice links.

I wasn't trying to be sarcastic by the way. I realised this had to do with a language barrier. I was genuinely confused. Sorry should I have come across a bit nasty.

Here is another nice link: http://polarbears.si.umich.edu/

Don't bother 

[sepoy1857]

Duhamel,
The book is called "Russian Sideshow" - America's Undeclared War 1918-1920 by Robert L. Willett From Potomac Books, INC.
http://www.potomacbooksinc.com or http://www.potomacbooksinc.com/Books/BookDetail.aspx?productID=97569

[Aeneas]

source: http://warandgame.com/2008/08/30/russian-civil-war/