viewed 2018-02-10 

The link below is provided ompliments of the State of Florida 
/ Archives Division: 
https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/193743

It is a form 84d-1 A.G.O. WWI dischard card (Service Form) for 
Grover Vincent dated 17 Mar 1921 provided by the State of Florida. 

According to www.archives.gov/st-louis/military-personnel/dd-214.html, 
forms like this were used prior to 1950 when the DD-214 was issued. 

The form says Grover did serve overseas from 16 May 1918 until 
18 Aug 1919 but that he was not involved in any engagements, he did 
not receive any wounds, was not disabled in any way and was then (1921) 
living in Jacksonville, FL. 



TRANSCRIPTION OF THE SERVICE CARD FOLLOWS

                                                        OFFICER-NA and USA
(Surname)           Vincent (Christian name) Grover Cleveland     White 
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Residence           1825 Oak St. Jacksonville                     FLORIDA 
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Born in             Talladega Ala Jan 31/1885; 
Appointed           2 Lt TC May 26/18; fr CL [means "from Civilian Life"] 
Promotions          1 Lt Tank Cps Jun 4/19; 

Organizations and
staff assignments:  Railway Trans Cps to; Transp Cps to disch; 

Principal 
stations:           Hoboken NJ; AEF; Washington D C; 
[NOTE: "AEF" stands for "American Expeditionary Forces" in France 1917-1920] 

Engagements:        xx

Wounds received in action: None.
Served overseas     May 26/18; to Aug 18/19; 
Hon. disch. (date)  Sept 8/19;    for convenience of the Government, services 
                                  no longer required. 
Was reported        0             percent disabled on date of discharge, in view 
                                  of occupation.
Remarks:            dx
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