1st Battalion 22nd Infantry Milton L. Hubbard

1st Battalion 22nd Infantry

Private Milton L. Hubbard

Company Photo Headquarters Company 22nd Infantry

Fort McPherson 1928

Private Milton L. Hubbard

Milton Lee Hubbard was born in Magnolia, Pike County, Mississippi, on October12, 1905.

The date of his entry into the Army could not be found. He was assigned to
Company B 22nd Infantry at Fort McPherson, Georgia on January 24, 1927.

On July 18, 1927 he was transferred to Headquarters Company 22nd Infantry.

He was discharged from the Army on February 11, 1928.

Milton Lee Hubbard

Headquarters Company 22nd Infantry Fort McPherson, Georgia January 5, 1928

Enlisted men are wearing the 22nd Infantry DUI on their coat collars above their collar discs on the 1926 style coats.
Soldiers seated on the ground far left and 2nd from the right (marked in the photo as "1" and "4") are wearing the 22nd Infantry DUI
to the outside of their collar discs on the older style high collar coat.

Private Milton L. Hubbard is in front, sitting on the ground 4th from the left, marked in the photo as "9".

Officer sitting in front, far left is Captain Samuel C. Harrison, the Company Commander, marked in the photo as "33".

Sitting third from the left marked in the photo as "35" is the Company First Sergeant, Harry W. Stacey.
Note the leather holster for his M1911 Colt .45 auto pistol on his right hip.

Corporal in middle row 3rd from the left marked in the photo as "40" has service stripes on his lower left sleeve to indicate
he has 24 years of service.

Note indentification of "Hqrs Co - 22nd Infy, Ft McPherson, Ga."
(Headquarters Company - 22nd Infantry, Fort McPherson, Georgia.)

Private Milton Lee Hubbard as he appears in the Company photo above.

Milton Lee Hubbard and his wife Vesta.

Barber's license issued to Milton Lee Hubbard on April 26, 1932
by the North Carolina State Board of barber Examiners

Milton L. Hubbard working in the barbershop - he is 2nd from the right.

Selective Service Registration card for Milton Lee Hubbard. He registered in 1940.
The Selective Training and Service Act of 1940 required all males between the ages of 18 and 65
to register for possible conscription.

Vesta and Milton Hubbard

Milton Lee Hubbard died on September 4, 1976 at
Concord, Cabarrus County, North Carolina.

He is buried in Carolina Memorial Park , Concord, Cabarrus County, North Carolina.

Grave marker for Vesta and Milton Hubbard

All photos courtesy of Greg Hubbard, the grandson of Milton Lee Hubbard
in loving memory of his grandfather

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