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14th Infantry Division (United States)
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June 2026
14th Infantry Division 14th Infantry Div WWI Wolverines.jpg 200 px 1918-1919 US United States United States Army Infantry Division Camp Custer, Michigan Wolverines Colonel Sam Burkhardt
Brigadier General Howard L. Laubach
Major General Grote HutchesonInfantry Divisions 13th Division 16th Division
The 14th Infantry Division or "Wolverine Division" was a unit formed at Camp Custer, Michigan in July 1918.June 1921 Brief Histories of Divisions, US Army 1917-1918 https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/tr/pdf/ADA438001.pdf US Army War Plans Division 23 Defense Technical information Center In October 1918, Camp Custer was hit with the Great Influenza Epidemic and Brigadier General Howard Laubach put the entire post on quarantine shutting down theaters, dining facilities and shutting off the post from the nearby town. Even still, 674 soldiers and medical personnel died.Johnson Kathy King May 21, 2020 Cheboygan Pandemic 1918 https://www.cheboygannews.com/story/news/2020/05/21/cheboygan-pandemic-1918/1170405007/ July 6, 2025 Cheboygan Daily Tribune The Division completed training in August 1918 and the armistice was signed in November. The division was demobilized In January 1919 except those soldiers and subordinate units assigned to the Regular Army.
Commanders
Colonel Sam Burkhardt - July 28, 1918 - Sept. 17, 1918Order of Battle – American Forces – World War I https://www.newrivernotes.com/order-of-battle-american-forces-world-war-i/ July 6, 2025 New River Notes
Brigadier General Howard L. Laubach - Sept. 17, 1918 - Nov. 19, 1918
Major General Grote Hutcheson - Nov. 19, 1918 -
Subordinate Units
14th Headquarters Troop
27th Infantry Brigade
10th Infantry Regiment
77th Infantry Regiment
41st Machine Gun Battalion
28th Infantry Brigade
40th Infantry Regiment
78th Infantry Regiment
42nd Machine Gun Battalion
14th Field Artillery Brigade
40th Field Artillery (75 mm)
41st Field Artillery (75 mm)
42nd Field Artillery (155 mm)
14th Trench Mortar Battery
40th Machine Gun Battalion
214th Engineers
214th Field Signal Battalion
14th Division Train
References
Category:Infantry divisions of the United States Army