Joe,
I couldn't believe my eyes upon reading your note regarding the fate of Company C at Cote 188. My grandfather fought with Company C! He returned home with a clouded eye/impaired vision due to chemical weapons.

Do you have any sources, that you can share, with more information on Company C? So far I've found the following with information on the 369th, 370th, 371st and 372nd:
- BYU site with Scott's book
- Stephen L. Harris' book, "Harlem's Hell Fighters: The African American 369th Infantry in World War I" (his bibliography looks promising)
- "Order of Battle of the United States Land Forces in the World War." US Government Printing Office
- "US Army in World War 1917-1919" Center of Military History

The last two are primary source documents and general statistics on the units' structure.

Thanks, Wilma