The Influenza Pandemic of 1918

February 1918: Some people traveled from Haskell to Funston.

March 4: The Funston camp hospital started recieving infected soldiers

March 18: Influenza had spread between military camps. The sickness was now present in Georgia.

April 1918: First large scale outbreak in Europe in Brest, France

April 10: First apperance of Influenza in French Army

Late April 1918: Influenza struck Paris and Italy / Intense outbreaks occurred in the field with German troops

Mid-April 1918: The sickness broke out in the British Military

June 1918: Influenza struck England

May 1918: Influenza reached Spain, Portugal, Greece

June/July 1918: The amount of deaths due to Influenza in England, Scotland, Wales were at a major high

June 1918: An Influenza epidemic swept over Germany

July 1918: The sickness reached Denmark and Norway

August 1918: People in Holland and Sweden began suffering from Influenza

May 29: Influenza reached Bombay, Calcutta, Madras, Rangoon / Shanghai was reached

September 1918: The flu reached New Zealand and Australia