While in France, Colonel Peck participated in two' major engage ments at Ste, Mihiel and Mont Blane. Alter the Armistice he was ordered to duty with the American Army of Occupation in Germany, going from there to Quantico, Virginia, when the American Forces were withdrawn. In 1922 and 1023 he served at Guan-tanami Bay in Cuba and. in 1923 he Foturned to Haiti where he did duty until 1924, Prom 1020 to 1991 he served at sea again, this time on the staff of the Commander of the Special Service Squadron in the Caribbean Sea, 1052 he was with the American Bloct. oral Mission in Nicaragua when the marines supervised the elections the Central American republic, Colonel Peck is a graduate of the Marine Corps Schools at Quantico, Virginia; the Command and General Staff School, "Fort Leavenworth, Kansas; and the Naval War Colieg at Newport, R. 1. He served at vari us times ao an instructor in Taches {in the Field OMicers' School at Quan-tice and has also been assigned to duty on the Slaff of the Naval War College.
The Colonel holds the Purple Heart, the Marine Corps Expeditionary Medal with two stars, the Victory Medal with two stars, the Second Nicaraguan Medal and ihe Nicaraguan Medal of Distinction.
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