As per Edelweisse via FOLD3:    

Researched US Army WEI Transport manifest and he's listed 35th engineers ser# 1926348 list 16 April 1918 overseas casual company (wounded) ship name: "pocahontas" arrived Hoboken, NJ

. A house with history is for sale . . . . . .   This house has just come up for sale a couple of lanes away from where my daughter lives in the New Forest.   She lives near to the fields that were once the WWI Beaulieu airfield, the estate agents have included this 1917 photo of a biplane that landed on the roof of the house that is now for sale.        Norman D. Landing, Forum Normandy Correspondent, 16 March  2O26.   …

Ok I posted it here becuase I was interested in it and wanted to know what would be a good price thanks.

It looks like he received some of his awards while assigned to the QM Corps.   Source:FOLD3   All below from Newspapers.com:

After researching the WWI vet "H" Company 319th infantry regiment, 80th infantry division....papers don't match the tunic:jacket...based upon what I see...papers ($10) and a $80-100 jacket.  Sorry...my opinion...everyone has one!

Those can be very dangerous, as are flying pencils.

I think you could call it honest WWII, or immediately after. It’s not like insignia patterns changed the day after the war ended. But, I’d have no problem putting it with other WWII sub dolphin badges. John

Illinigander,   When I return to Wellsville, N. Y. I will look for the number on the six pounder.  I should be in Wellsville sometime in April. 

Hi all, this rocket is about 53 inches from tail to nose. I've had it a long time and was wondering what type of aircraft it is fired from. I'm thinking helicopter but don't know for sure. Thanks for any info Mark