Charles M. Bundel

Start of career After graduation, Bundel was commissioned as a second lieutenant of Infantry and assigned to the 4th Infantry Regiment, which performed Philippine–American War duty in the Philippines from March 1899 to September 1900. He then promoted to first lieutenant and transferred to the 25th Infantry Regiment, with which he remained in the Philippines until July 1902. By 1908, US military and government intervention resulted in the return of most Utes to Utah. He was with the 16th Infantry at the Presidio of San Francisco from July 1912 to April 1914, and at Fort Bliss, Texas from April 1914 to July 1915. In April 1919, he was assigned to command the 76th Field Artillery Regiment at Kottenheim, where he remained until returning to the United States in June 1919. He graduated from the United States Army Command and General Staff College in 1921, and was promoted to colonel the following November. In September 1934, he was promoted to brigadier general and briefly assigned as the Third Corps Area's chief of staff. In retirement, Bundel resided in San Francisco, where he died on 15 September 1941. He was buried at West Point Cemetery.

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Dates of rank Bundel's dates of rank were:

Second Lieutenant, 15 February 1899 First Lieutenant, 23 September 1900 Captain, 20 October 1906 Major, 1 July 1916 Lieutenant Colonel, 15 May 1917 Colonel (National Army), 5 August 1917 Lieutenant Colonel, 31 August 1919 Colonel, 5 November 1921 Brigadier General, 1 September 1934 Brigadier General (Retired), 30 June 1939