World War I Officers Group Photos

Historical portraits of military officers from various units during World War I, depicted in formal attire and posed settings, capturing a sense of camaraderie and duty.

Officers of the 1st Battalion, 6th Infantry, 5th Division. Front row (left to right): Lt. R. H. Mullen, Lt. J. J. Carew, Capt. L. B. Keiser, Capt. W. J. Jackson, Maj. W. H. 0111 (commanding), Capt. J. G. Cholston, Capt. J. A. Weishampel, Lt. W. M. Coniff, Lt. M. Swanlund, Lt. C. W. Mullenhagem. Back row (left to right): Lt. H. R. Hume (Chaplain), Lt. P. I. Smith, Lt. J. L. Murphy, Lt. A. W. Horn, Lt. F. L. R. Crane, Lt. M. Swink, Lt. D. J. McCormick, Lt. N. W. Oakes, Lt. P. D. Helvenston, Lt. B. P. Mooral, Lt. J. Mlvey. Location: Longuy-on-geveurthe-et-Moselle, France.

Officers of the 1st Battalion, 6th Infantry, 5th Division. Front row (left to right): Lt. R. H. Mullen, Lt. J. J. Carew, Capt. L. B. Keiser, Capt. W. J. Jackson, Maj. W. H. 0111 (commanding), Capt. J. G. Cholston, Capt. J. A. Weishampel, Lt. W. M. Coniff, Lt. M. Swanlund, Lt. C. W. Mullenhagem. Back row (left to right): Lt. H. R. Hume (Chaplain), Lt. P. I. Smith, Lt. J. L. Murphy, Lt. A. W. Horn, Lt. F. L. R. Crane, Lt. M. Swink, Lt. D. J. McCormick, Lt. N. W. Oakes, Lt. P. D. Helvenston, Lt. B. P. Mooral, Lt. J. Mlvey. Location: Longuy-on-geveurthe-et-Moselle, France.

An officer group at Camp de Mailly, France. This photograph, taken by SECO, falls under the Number 67,834 Signal Corps. The officers are seen together in what appears to be a posed group shot. The location and approximate time period of the photo are noted.

Group of staff officers from the Radio Division S.C. pictured here. Left to right: Lt. E.H. Davis, Lt. L.H. Gove, Lt. Meredith Lee, Lt. E.R. Mitchell, Capt. Guy H. Grantham, Capt. Harlow Hardinge, Lt. B.S. Clark, Lt. E.P. Dudley, Lt. L.C. Lull, and Lt. Tainton Parkinson. Taken at the 2d Aviation Instruction Center in Tours, Indre et Loire, France. Photograph taken on November 24, 1918.

Caption: Photograph of Officers of the Operations Control Division of the American Military during World War One. From left to right: Lieut. Preemen, Capt. Lowery, Capt. James, Maj. Abercrombie, Maj. Dougherty, Col. K.P. Williams, Maj. Fenton, Maj. Fitzgerald, Capt. Schulz, Capt. Wheeler, and Capt. Martin. Col. K.P. Williams is the Chief of the Operations Control Division. Washington, D.C. (Photograph taken on July 30, 1919)

Secretary Baker awards the D.S.C. to officers in this photograph. Secretary Baker is in the center of the group, accompanied by Major General Wood on the right and Major General Hugh Scott on the left. Several other high-ranking officers and individuals are also present. The photo was taken on April 7, 1919. Photographed by CPL. Coombs.S.C. C.NOTES: 45743.

Group of officers from the Construction Quartermaster Department at Camp Stuart in Newport News, Virginia. The photograph was taken on June 7, 1919, and features Sergeant P.R. Newberg. A symbol A H was issued on May 20, 1919, to this group of officers. Photograph taken by an unknown photographer.

Soldiers returning aboard the transport ship Leviathan after World War One. The ship transported a significant number of wounded soldiers, including many from the 165th Infantry, also known as the "Fighting Irish" 69th of New York City. Photograph taken on April 2, 1919, and received on April 18, 1919.

Brigadier General Lloyd M. Brett, Commander of the 160 Brigade, 80 Division, poses with the Ladies of the Society of Mothers of Pittsburgh, PA, and members of the 320th Infantry at Camp Lee, Virginia in June 1918. This photo was taken by an unknown photographer and received under the designation 111-SC-12599.

German medical staff and nurses, along with two US medical officers, are pictured at a hospital in Virton, Belgium. The individuals depicted include Captain Hirsch-Tabor and Lieutenant F.D. Thomas from the US, as well as Major Weber and Lieutenant H.C. Wable from Germany. Other German officers and a German chaplain are also present in the photograph. Taken on December 8, 1918.

Officers of Base Hospital 54 in Mesves, Nievre, France. Front row left to right: Lt. J.M. Gorton, Capt. F.T. Pirtle, Capt. F.M. Spregue, Capt. W.D. Stevenson, Capt. B.M. Conley, Capt. W.B. Harvey, Capt. H. Meade, Maj. J.M. Evelethit, Col. T.J. Burrage, Lt. Col. J.M. Weinright, Maj. M.L. Morris, Maj. J.D. MacRae, and Capt. R.A. Akin. Rear row: Lt. S.A. Cobb, Lt. C.L. Helland, Capt. Frederick Hagler, Chaplain A.A. Nellis, Capt. O.R. O'Neill, Lt. J.E. Thomas, Lt. C.R. Wagner, Capt. H.B. Powell, Lt. J.J. Menahan, Capt. Edw. Dewdle, Lt. T.A. Posteri, Lt. Joe A. Hertsell, Lt. Paul Davis. Photo taken on March 28, 1919. Officially issued on January 19, 1919.

Hospital Staff of Vichy Center in front of Officers Club. Left to right: Col. W.D. Webb, M.C. C.o.of Center; Lieut. Col. E.C. Elliott, M.C.; Lt. Col. L.T. Griffith, M.C.; Lieut. Col. J.M. Swan, M.C.; Lt. Col. A.M. Wright, M.C. 2nd row: Lieut. Col. D.J. McCarthy, M.C.; Lieut. Col. Joseph Sailor, M.C.; Maj. Robert H. Ivy, M.C.; Capt. G.R. Lewis, M.C. 3rd row: Maj. Francis Vinsonhaler, M.C.; Maj. N.H. Pierce, M.C.; Capt. D.F.P. Williard, M.C.; Maj. N.H. Pierce, M.C.; Capt. H.S. Martlanf, M.C.; Capt. R.E. Hare, Sig. Corps. 4th row: 2nd Lieut. R.W. Beihl, M.C.; Major D. Wyckoff, M.C.; 1st Lieut. H. Aarons, M.T.C., and Capt. P.P. Duggan, Q.M.C. Vichy, Allier, France. (Photograph taken on November 12, 1918. Photographer: Lawrence H. Molaughlin)

A photograph of civilian and enlisted personnel working in the Quartermaster Garage located at 1st and Virginia Avenue in Washington, D.C. The photo was taken by the Signal Corps in 1921. Caption notes indicate that the photo was part of the C.A. Takes collection from 1918.

Enlisted personnel of the Quartermaster Corps at Le Valdahon, Doubs, France. This photograph, taken on January 25, 1919, by Lieutenant R. W. Sears, S. C. Number 2784-99, shows the personnel in their uniforms. It was issued on April 5, 1919, with the notes marked as 5427 AM.

Commander and staff members of Mine Force, Headquarters U.S. Naval Base #18 in Inverness, Scotland. The photograph taken in 1918 shows Rear Admiral Strauss, Commander of Mine Forces, along with other officers such as Capt. Murfin, Commander of Bases 17 and 18. Communication and medical officers are also present in the image.

Italian government bestows decorations upon American Army officers in a ceremony held at Roucher Apartments in Washington, D.C. Pictured from left to right are the Italian Delegation, Gen. Scriven, General March, Secretary of War Newton D. Baker, Brig. Gen. Churchill, and Colonel Constance Cordier. Photo taken on July 19, 1919.

"Sailors from the United States Navy aboard the U.S.S. George Washington in 1918. The photograph, taken in December 1918, shows a group of sailors gathered together. This image is numbered 63280 and was captured by the Signal Corps photographer. The symbol A. RECO indicates its records retrieval date on 3-10-1921."

Gen. J.J. Pershing and his staff standing on the steps of the State, War, and Navy Building in Washington, D.C. The photograph was taken on September 19, 1919, by Sgt. J.S. Bonner. Gen. Pershing and his staff had just finished receiving approximately 3,000 U.S.A. officers in the Secretary of War's Reception Room.

Senior military officials from various divisions and armies pose for a group photograph in Bois de L'Eveque, France. The photograph was taken on August 25, 1918, and received on October 18, 1918. Among those present are Col. Preston Brown, Col. Paul B. Malone, Brig. Gen. A.J. Bowley, Maj. Gen. J.E. Le june, Maj. Gen. Hunter Liggett, Maj. Gen. J.T.Dickman, Brig. Gen. W.C.Neville, General Sir Hugh Grenchard, Col. Sir Walter Lawrence, and Brig. Gen. H. E. Elt. The photograph is part of the collection of photographs documenting American military activities during World War One.

Officers of the Railway and Seacoast Carriage Section of the Ordnance Department. From left to right: Major E. D. Campbell, Lieut. Col. G. M. Barnes, Lieut. Col. L.H. Campbell, Capt. R.P. Garrett, Capt. A.F. Carlin, Capt. J. C. Smith, Capt. W. Haycock, Capt. R. F. Melin. Photograph taken in January 1919.

A soldier from the United States Army holding up a large sign featuring the War Industries Board "M" symbol. This symbol was used to represent the Board during World War One. The soldier's uniform indicates that he is serving in the military.

American Military Delegates to the International Armistice Commission, led by Major General Charles D. Rhodes, gather in front of the villa in Spa, Belgium. The villa was previously occupied by Von Hindenburg as German Headquarters during World War One. The photograph was taken in 1919 by SUNDER 50578 PHOTOGRAPHER RECO.

Image: Lt. Downs and Pvt. Winger of the Medical Corps at Camp Hospital No. 59 in Issoudun, France, during World War One. The photograph was taken on March 12, 1919.

Cooks and bakers at an army camp during World War One, part of MU 64 and 125 Signal Corps. This photograph documents the daily activities of those responsible for providing meals to soldiers. The soldiers are identified by the symbol AUT SOTES on their uniform.

French officers planning a spring offensive against the German Army in 1918. This photograph, labeled WUNDER 5850, was taken and issued in 1919 as part of a collection depicting American military activities during World War One. The image captures the strategizing of the officers at a field location.

French and American officers gathered in front of French headquarters before Sedan during World War One. The group includes Captain Boularron, 2nd Lieutenant Col. Ludovic Abel de Ville, and Captain Faivet from the 40th French division. The Americans present are Captain Russell Baker, 1st Lieutenant Alison Reppy, and Captain R. Gowdy, all from the 166th infantry. This select group of American soldiers had the honor of entering Sedan with the French. Located in Frenois, near Sedan Ardennes, France. This photograph was passed by A.E.F. censor with no specified date.

Enlisted men aboard U.S.S. George Washington in December 1918. The men from left to right are Sergeant L.D. Smith, Sergeant Will E. Copeland, Private H.S. McFall, Sergeant L.J. Morris, Sergeant Robert Williams, Sergeant Victor Braegger, Sergeant C.W. Kuhn, and Dominick Tronolone. Photograph taken by the Signal Corps. Photo number: 63256. Description: Symbol E. Record date: October 3, 1921.

Group photograph of officers and nurses from Camp Hospital #24 in Langres, Haute Marne, France. The photograph was taken on March 27, 1919, by Sgt. A. L. Villanova of the S.C. The photo is labeled as 3584-19 and was issued on January 3, 1919. The serial number for this subject is 2045079.

Recruits of the U.S. Shipping Board receiving ship "Meade" during a presentation of colors. The photograph, numbered 43452 and taken by a photographer from S.C., showcases the event. A symbol is present in the image. This photo is part of the collection "Photographs of American Military Activities during World War One."

Italian Bersaglieri Regiment soldiers taking a rest on the White House grounds during World War One. This image, labeled 111-SC-20996, captures the soldiers during their visit. Picture taken on October 5, 1918, and released for publication on October 15, 1918, by M.I.D. Censor.

Officers of the 10th Brigade Staff, 5th Division, in front of a command post. From left to right: Lt. Joseph H. Hinwood Jr., Maj. Geo. H. Van de Steeg, Brig. Gen. Paul B. Malone (Commanding), Capt. E.S. Doncho, Lt. B.M. Weston, and Lt. James A. O'Neill. Taken in Moselle, France, at Longuyon on November 24, 1918.

Lieutenant M.S. Lents, a member of the Signal Corps, captured this photograph on December 6, 1918. In the image, the 360th Infantry Regiment of the 90th Division is seen passing through Beuren, Germany. They are on their way to the Rhine region as part of American military activities during World War I.

Sgt. J. MeGarrigle and other Motor Transport men at Camp Holabird, Maryland during World War One. The photograph was taken on December 10, 1918 and was approved by the M.I.D. censor on December 13, 1918. The image shows soldiers in uniform standing near military vehicles.

Image shows the personnel attendants mess at Naval Base Hospital No. 1 in Brest, Finistere, France during World War 1. The photograph, taken on December 25, 1918, was captured by Photographer PT. W. W. Soper.S.C. It is part of the SIL!ww1/labor collection. Annotation number: 48658.

American correspondents visit Vitrimonte, France during World War One to inspect the gains made by the Allies on the Western Front. The photograph captures the journalists observing and investigating the war-torn area. This image was taken in 1919 by an unknown photographer assigned as the number 5290 on the scene.

Group of military personnel standing in front of a building at Rockwell Field, San Diego, California. Names of individuals present are listed as Lt.W.P. Withms, Lt. WH. Payton, Lt. E.C. Clarke, Lt. T.C. Foust, Lt. L.W. Milles, Lt. W.J. Marshall LT.H.H. Wells, Lt. H.C. Fabling, etc. Date taken: 5-26-1918.

Members of the 101st Regiment F.A. (formerly 1st Regiment Mass. F.A. and New England Coast Artillery) and 103rd Regiment F.A. (formerly N.H.F.A., New England Coast Artillery, R.I.F.A.S., Conn. F.A. and R.I. Squad. Cavalry) posing in front of an old monastery used as a Y.M.C.A. in Rangeval, France, on April 29, 1918. Photo by Corp. Keen Polk, S.C.

Construction progress at Camp Humphreys, Virginia. Co. "E", 102nd Engineers working on constructing Trestle No. 5. Officers in the front row, from left to right: Lt. F.A.W. Davis, Lt. J.P. Fogarty, Lt. L.L. Odell. Photograph taken on May 27, 1918 by Lt. E.M. deBerri and Sig. R.C. Censored and released on June 3, 1918 by the Historical Branch, W.P.D.

Officers of the Chief Disbursing Office at the Elysees Palace Room in Paris, France. From left to right: 2nd Lt. H.B. Benson, 2nd Lt. L.A. McVeigh, 1st Lt. J.P. Hartman, 2nd Lt. J.W. Gallahan, 2nd Lt. E.P. McGinty, Capt. G.E.E. Satchell, 1st Lt. R.J. Hyland, Capt. O.K. Badgley, Capt. J.S. Braun, Capt. J.F.W. Ecker, Capt. R.C. Brown, 1st Lt. H.A. Bullis, Capt. C.R. Stanley, Major K. Ward Smith, Capt. R. Ives, 1st Lt. C.E. Rector, Colonel C.E. Stanton, Major John G. Maher, 1st Lt. D.B. Potter, 2nd Lt. A.P. Baugh, Capt. H.W. Warner, 2nd Lt. A.P. Braun, 2nd Lt. H.R. Puller, Capt. F.D. Buckwalter, 2nd Lt. A. Russell, 1st Lt. John R. 1st Lt. W.B. Elliot, 1st Lt. W.G. Davis.

The photograph shows the 119th Aero Squadron at Langley field, Virginia. It was taken in November 1917 and received in December 1917. The image was reloaned by W. C. D. Remont Sulyt-3.C, and is part of the Lub Laboratory collection. The Department's assigned number is 56746, with additional label numbers of 056746 and 118 FEE K-141.

University of Southern California faculty members participating in military drills at the campus in Los Angeles, California. The photograph was taken on July 8, 1918 and is number 1537 in the series of photographs documenting military activities at the university. This image is for official use only.

The image captures a group of military personnel at G.H.Q., A.E.F., Chaumont Hte.Marne, France during World War One. From left to right, the individuals featured are Major Gen. H.E. Ely, Brig. Gen. W.C. Mewille, Brig. Gen. Campbell King, Brig. Gen. R.F. McCoy, Brig. Gen. L.R. Holbrook, Col. Robert A. Brown, Col. Boyd Carl, Col. J.A. Logen, Lieut. Col. P.R. Clark, Lieut. Col. Robert Bacon (who received the decoration of Officer of the Legion of Honor), and Lieut. J.W. Wilson (who received the decoration of Chevallier of the Legion of Honor).

Engineers from the demolition squad at Washington Barracks, D.C., are shown conducting a drill and performing demolition work in this photograph taken in 1919.

A group of soldiers from the 8th Division at Camp Lee, VA gather for a photograph in June 1918. They are seen standing in front of a barracks, wearing their military uniforms and holding their rifles. The soldiers appear ready for military activities and training during World War 1.

Officer personnel of Hospital 105, directed by Hospital 65, captured in a photograph. The individuals in the image are identified as Lieut. Corcoran, Capt. Ward, Capt. Welsh, Col. Ford, Capt. Knapp, Capt. McKinley, Lieut. Eaton, Chaplain Clark, Lieut. Ransom, Lieut. Vedder, and Lieut. Hodges. The location is Kerhoun, 8 kilometers northeast of Brest, Finistere, France. The photo was taken on March 1, 1919. Duration: 79 words

"Major General Goethals and his staff in Washington, D.C. Pictured are Major E.F. Hoar and Major A.J. Moss in the front row with several other colonels and military personnel. The photograph was taken in 1919 and is captioned with names and ranks of those pictured."

Lt. H. A. Strohmeyer, Jr., photographed Maj. Gen. William R. Smith and his immediate staff from the 36th Division. The back row included Capt. Edward N. Maher, Lt. Col. W.L. Culberson, Lt. Col. J.A. Atkins, Capt. Alex Spence, and Lt. Lucien B. Coppinger. The front row consisted of Col. E.J. Williams, Maj. Gen. W. R. Smith, and Lt. Col. C.H. Mason. The photograph was taken in Tronchoy, Yonne, France on December 7, 1918.

Soldiers from the 80th Division take a break and relax on the grounds of Camp Lee in June 1918. This photograph was taken by a photographer assigned to document American military activities during World War One.

The graduating class from West Point prepares to depart for France. They can be seen in the yard of the Port of Embarkation, organizing their hand baggage. This photograph, taken by Sgt. Steiniger, was recorded on July 12, 1919 and received on July 15, 1919. It is part of the collection known as "Photographs of American Military Activities during World War One".

Colonel D'Istra, a member of the French Army, is seen giving a speech as the master of ceremonies at the Bastile Day Celebration in Lyon, France on July 14, 1918. The photograph, taken by Pvt. L.P. Goldshlag, was received on August 27, 1918. It was issued and passed by the A.E.F. Censor on August 13, 1918.

Cadet detachment at Eberts Field in Arkansas during World War I. Taken in 1918. Identifier number 27395. This photograph shows a group of cadets in military uniform, possibly undergoing training exercises.

Soldiers from the 119th Machine Gun Battalion and their officers, including Major H.P. Blossom, Lts. L.M. Jackson, H.M. Sivyer, Capts. W.E. Boyler, E.H. Atkins, Lts. 0.A. Musk, L.A. Lewis, C.o. Hellenkamp, V.A. Ross, Capts. W.R. Ames, U.C. Butts, E.S. Reynolds, and R.S. Deering, are seen in this photograph as they make their way to the Rhine River in Germany. The photo was taken on February 26, 1919, by Lt. Dowell.

Caption: Office personnel at Int. Q. M. Depot No. 1, Nevers, Nievre, France, taken on January 9, 1919. The photograph shows the officers in charge, including 2nd Lt. O. C. Olsen, 1st Lt. F. A. Bowen, Maj. J Schocklin, Capt. Moise Conrad, 1st Lt. R. H. Cahn, 1st Lieut. W. A. Broock, and 2nd Lieut. C. J. O. Sullivan.

American military officers at U.S.A. Hospital No.57 in Paris, France. Left to right: Captains W.W. Oursler, D.J. Roberts, C.F. Anderson, W.F. Clary, Lieutenant Colonels Theo. LeBoutiller and Edw. C. Mitchell, Major J.F. Lynch, J.J. Kocyan, James B. Standford, and Carl Fisher. Second row consists of various lieutenants, and third row includes chaplains and additional lieutenants. Photograph taken on March 12, 1919, and received on January 29, 1919.

Carlstrom Aviation Field, located in Arcadia, Florida, served as a training facility for cadets during World War I. The photograph, taken on August 23, 1918, shows a cadet receiving an explanation from a superior. The field was active from June 16, 1918, and this image was issued for instructional purposes to the cadets.

Officers of Advanced Supply Depot No. 1, Signal Corps, are pictured in Is Sur Tille, Cote D'Or, France. From left to right: 1st Lt. A. P. Payne, 2d Lt. J. S. Pelan, Major W. L. Roberts, 1st Lt. A. W. Hewes, Capt. L. K. Haus, 1st Lt. W. Lowrey, and 2d Lt. J. G. Buerkle. The photograph was taken on February 20, 1919.

Entrance to the mess hall at Cornell University's School of Aerial Photography in Ithaca, N.Y. The photograph, taken by Photographer 3-2649 RTC'D, shows the entrance to the mess hall at the school. This image is part of a collection documenting the activities of the School of Aerial Photography at Cornell University.

Personnel Division, Office of Chief Signal Officer. Washington, D.C. Front row, left to right: Maj. Thos. Wylie; Lieut. Col. Stephen Wahneley; Mr. Daniel P.Finnigan, Chief Clerk and Maj. Frank Maxwell. Second row; Miss'esWilna Clark; Mrs. Leonora W. Chamon; Martha Manning; Naomi B.Kidwell; Nell L.Hubbert; Francis M. Ayers; Margaret Donohue and S.L. Clark, and clerks.

Plotting room showing the long-range fire control board from the side of a tent. Personnel identified from left to right: Sgt. E. G. Daggert, Cpl. J. A. Cummings, Cpl. I. B. Johnson, Pvt. C. Rinkevitch, 1st Lt. A. C. Rountree, 2nd Lt. W. H. Carisle, Sgt. J. D. Dolston, Cpl. C. G. Wilson, Pvt. James Williamson, Sgt. S. Whitaker. Photo taken on 6-24-19.

Soldiers at Camp Lee, VA performing a close order drill "Present Arms" as part of their Reserve Officers training camp. This photograph, numbered 61783, was taken by Sergeant Warner S.C. on an unknown date. It was received on August 15, 1919, and is part of the Photographs of American Military Activities during World War One collection.

Sgt. McCulley at Fort Woippi, Metz, Lorraine on November 27, 1918. The photograph shows British prisoners alongside American Red Cross personnel, including Capt. Thompe on and Miss Lynn from the A.R.C, as well as Walter Roof, a wagoner from the 128th B.A. (formerly 1st Missouri F.A.). Image number: 40392.

Caption: Members of the 77th Division Concert Band, including CPL.K.POLK, entertain Maj. Gen. Alexander and Col. J.R.R. Hannay in the ancient ruins of Chateau Fere in France during World War I. The 77th Division was comprised of soldiers from the metropolitan area of New York at Camp Upton, Yap Hank, L.I.

Soldiers at Camp Lee, Virginia, in June 1918. This photograph depicts the 80th Infantry Division personnel engaging in their daily activities. The context and significance of the symbol "A" remain unclear. The photo was issued with limited notes.

Storage Service Division comprising of Col. K.P.Williams, Col. A.M. Davis, Col. C.R. Day, Lieut. Col. Mersig, Col. Norrie Stayt on, Cel. Courtland Nixon, and Mr. Berkenstein. This photo depicts the Director of Storage, Col. Davis, and his assistants, Colonels Stayton and Nixon, alongside the Division Heads of the Storage Service during World War One.

"Pvt. R. Antrim, S.C. took this photograph on 8/25/18. The image captures Major A. F. Shaeffer, in charge of the 109th Field Hospital, along with his corps men, at Cohan, France. The hospital utilized an old church for housing. The photograph was passed by the A.E.P. censor and assigned number 22797."

The photograph shows a machine-gun battalion from the Humber 91st Division at Camp Lewis, American Lake, Washington. The soldiers are fully trained and equipped, prepared for deployment overseas. The image was taken by Lt. E.N. Jackson in February 1918 and was censored and released on March 7, 1918, by the War College Division Laboratory.

Group of officers from the 94th Aero Squadron, 1st Pursuit Camp in the 26th Division near Toul, France. The photograph was taken on June 28, 1918, and issued by Maj. John W.F.M. Huffer. Corp. Keen Polk is featured in the image. Edward Rickenbacker can be seen ninth from the top left. The photograph was censored and released by the M.I.B. censor on July 2, 1918.

Men of the 322nd Ambulance Co., 81st Div. are lined up to use a Red Cross bath in Rambervillars, Vosges, France. Due to the scarcity of coal, water has to be carried from several blocks away. This photograph was taken by Pvt. J.M. Liles on March 1, 1919.

This image shows a group of officers and men of the Chief Quartermaster staff. From left to right, the individuals are Major J. A. Porter, 1st Lt. O.T. Ryan, Sgt. G. C. Gillany, Sgt. M. C. Hart, Pvt. Sam Tanison, Pvt. F. C. Bacon, Sgt. J. P. Heim, Cpl. P. F. Buttrick, Pvt. J. W. Gorainsky, Sgt. O. C. Riddle, Sgt. S. E. Peace. The photograph was taken on September 21, 1918, at Army Park, Q.M. C. Fleurt, Meuse, France.

A presentation of colors to recruits of the U.S. Shipping Board on the receiving ship "Meade". This photograph was taken during World War I.

Officers reviewing battalion parade at Benson Polytechnic School, Army Training Detachment in Portland, Oregon. In the front row from left to right: Colonel Young (deceased Jan 6, 1919), Colonel Jones, and Major Robert A. Roos. In the back row: Captain Smith, 1st Lieutenant O'Donnell, and 2nd Lieutenant Kindle. Photograph taken on January 27, 1919.

A group of officers and nurses gather at Mobile Hospital #2 in Anteuil, Paris, France. The photograph was taken on July 1, 1918.

Presentation of colors to recruits of the U.S. Shipping Board on the receiving ship "Meade." - Photographer captures the moment as the recruits stand in formation, ready to accept the symbolic presentation of the colors. (Source: 111-SC-43457, U.S. National Archives)

Photograph of officers from the 1st Aero Squadron, 1st Corps Observation Group, taken on November 12, 1918, at Julve Court in Meuse, France. The officers include Lieutenant J. W. Corley, Lieutenant E. J. Tucker, Lieutenant A.M. Pouse, Lieutenant J. H.Farman, Lieutenant R. T. Pilling, Lieutenant A. E. Fasterbrook, Lieutenant B. M. Espe, Lieutenant Paul Meyers (Commanding Officer), Captain A. J. Coyle (Group Commander), Lieutenant G.M. Kibbem, Lieutenant H. K. Paisley, Lieutenant E. Greteclose, Lieutenant J. R. King, Lieutenant R. L. Gaslass, and others, totaling 30 officers.

Field Meet at Fort Washington, Maryland. Winners in the preliminary 100 yard dash are captured in this photograph. From left to right: Mch. Jones from the 2nd Company, Private Crowley from the M.C., Cpl. Moore from the Q.M.C., and Mechanic Ellis from the 1st Company. Photograph taken on April 1, 1920, by Pvt. Horydczak. (Sumber 68013)

Members of the 4th Mobile Ordnance Unit, 3rd Army Corps, including Major P. W. Bowley, Capt. J. D. Polley, 1st Lt. John D. Wilkins, 2nd Lt. Geo. R. Blodgett, and Lt. Pead, are pictured at Prana Farm, located 2 kilometers north of Nixville, Meuse, France. Photo taken on September 30, 1918.

A photograph of the Quartermaster's gas and oil station in Nevers, France, taken in February 1918. This image captures a functional military facility during World War One. Please note that this image was not intended for publication.

Photograph depicting officer personnel from the Postal Service, with Headquarters at Mediterranee Hotel in France. The individuals pictured from left to right are 2nd Lt. F.G. Reed, Capt. E.D. Mangier (French Army), Capt. D.S. Babcock, Lt. Col. R.S. Hamilton, Col T.D. Howe, Lt. Arthur Beckman, Capt. G.T. Leake, Capt. J.D. Hardy, 2nd Lt. F.L. Hogan, 2nd Lt. G.W. McCord, 2nd Lt. E. Newton, 2nd Lt. W.H. Wykoff, 2nd Lt. C.E. Pate, Lt. Thomas B. Barry, Capt. C.L.F. Thollon (French Army), Capt. H.D. Peckham, Capt. Allen T. Hupp, and 2nd Lt. S.B. Abbott. Photograph taken in Paris, Seine, France on January 21, 1919. Photographer: Subiect 44465 Pvt. Ray P. Antrim.

The image depicts the Executive Committee of the Western States Irrigation Association during World War I. The committee members featured are: E.F.Blaine from Seattle, Washington; S.J.Rogers from Fallon, Nevada; W. A. Bernhill from Los Angeles, California; F.C. Tracy from Carlsbad, New Mexico; F.E. Emerson from Cheyenne, Wyoming; Lieut. Col. Seo. Stephan from Montana; Col. Sen. Edwards from Montana; Mr. Tiffany from Yakima, Washington; and Mr. Whitehead from Nebraska.

Image capturing the first detachment of 100 Kentucky boys at the U.S. Army Training Detachment in Rose Polytechnic Institute, Terre Haute, Indiana. This photograph, taken on January 24, 1919, showcases the group after completing four weeks of training. The image is labeled as Subject 55388 and was received for official use only.

Major General Hays presenting Distinguished Service Medals to members of 111th Infantry (composed of detachments formerly from 18th and 6th Pennsylvania Infantry) and the 109th Ambulance Company, 26th Division for their services in Marne Valley and Foret de Argonne. The ceremony took place in Nonsard, Meuse, France.

Informal group of U.S.A. cadets gathered around a flagpole at the U.S.A. School of Military Aeronautics, located at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge. The photograph was taken on July 1, 1918, by the Boston Photo News Co. and rec'd from Mass. Inst. of Tech. It is marked for official use only.

13th Engineers of the Railway division entering the railway yards at 18th Street. This photograph was taken on July 21, 1918, and the description was recorded on April 11, 1919. The picture is sourced from the A.E.P. (American Expeditionary Forces) photographer.

"Censored and released, M.I.B. Censor, July 2, 1918" might refer to the photograph being reviewed for military security purposes before its release. The caption could mention that this image depicts officers of Evacuation Hospital #1 from the 26th Division in Sebastopol, France, taken on May 7, 1918.

Officers and personnel of the Administrative Division of the Quartermaster Corps, New York City, NY. Front row from left to right: Capt. Sleeper, Maj. Foster, Maj. Ashlund, Maj. Dempsey, Captain Wilson, Capt. Liebman. Back row: Mr. Leviness, Capt. Potts, Lt. Sloss, Lt. Cushman, Lt. Stevenson, Miss Onken, Lt. Wellington, Lt. Hanchett, Lt. Ragne, Lt. Rosefeldt, Mr. Creighton. Photograph taken on May 5, 1919, by photographer S.C. Coombs. Photo ID: 48255.

Enlisted personnel and officers seen at Dupont Printing Plant in Clichy, near Paris, Seine, France during World War One. The photograph was taken by Sgt. G. Ryden on February 13, 1919. The image is part of the collection 111-SC-37491 and was received on November 23, 2018.

Crowds gather in Paris, France to celebrate the armistice during World War One. People fill the streets with joy and relief, waving flags and cheering. This euphoric celebration marks the end of the war and symbolizes hope for a peaceful future.

Croix de Guerre winners from the 369th Infantry, also known as the Old 15th New York Colored regiment, returning home on the "Stockholm." In the front row, from left to right, are Pvt. "Eagle Eye "Ed. Williams, Pvt. "Lamplight" Herbert Teylor, Leon Traitor, and "Kid Hawk" Ralph Hawkins. In the back row, there are Pvt. H.D. Prunes, Sgt. D. Stormes, Pvt. "Kid" Woney, Joe Williams, Arthur Menly, and Cpl. Taylor. This regiment fought alongside the French Division during the war.

Lieutenant Colonel Alfred Aloe, Major George Baird, and members of the non-commissioned staff of the 319th Infantry during June 1918. Image captured by S.C. photographer. The photograph shows the military personnel in a left to right arrangement. Identification details and notes mentioned: 012583, Headquarters 319th Infantry.

Soldier assigned to the 83d Division, 2d Depot, Le Mans, Sarthe, France. The photograph is taken on October 6, 1918, and shows numbered billets. The image was released by A.E.P. Censor on November 15, 1918. It is documented under the label 111-SC-26023. Sgt. G. Ryden, S.C. is the photographer.

American soldiers in Germany collecting German helmets to be shipped back to the United States as souvenirs for buyers of Liberty Bonds during the Fifth Liberty Loan campaign. This image shows the soldiers gathering the helmets, which later became the largest collection of German helmets in the world.

Photo from 1919 showing a group of men working in a shipyard during World War One. Men were employed in various roles to contribute to the war effort. The image is labeled as number 15434 and taken by photographer Reco in 1919.

Recruits at Camp Meade in Maryland being outfitted with a full set of military gear. The photograph was released by the M.I.B Censor on October 14, 1918.

Sgt. Jack Abbott, from S.C., is shown on February 26, 1919, in a guard detachment at Base Hospital No. 15. 1st Lt. Russel A. Smith is commanding, and they are seen saluting Lt. Col. Rolfe Floyd in Chaumont, Hte. Marne, France. This information is recorded in notes associated with photograph 40382.

Image depicting a group of knitters from the Cincinnati chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution during World War I. The photograph was taken on May 6, 1918, and is meant for official use only, received from the C.P.I. Busect Photographer.

French sailors in France during World War One. Photograph taken in 1919.

This image depicts a group of staff officers from the 2nd Army Corps in Bertangles, Somme, France during World War One. The photograph was taken on November 15, 1918, by Private Gunshor of the US military.

Soldiers practicing with gas masks at the Lakehurst Proving Grounds in New Jersey. The gas masks were part of training and preparation during World War One. Photographer: Experimental Station, American University. Photo number: 59401.

Soldier writing a letter to his family during World War One. The photo was taken by the Signal Corps in 1919. The soldier's identity is unknown, but the photo is labeled with a different number in the files. The notes mention M.C.A. Rouse.

Brigadier General W.P. Richardson addresses soldiers of the 339th Infantry on the day they leave for Brest, France from Archangel, Russia. The photo, taken by Sergeant Shotwell, has the following details: symbol reco 9-5-19, takes 6-14-19. The caption notes include the tag 862497.

This photograph, numbered 111-SC-16892 SIL!ww1/war, features a group of chaplains at the Army Chaplain School during World War One. In the photo, from left to right in the front row, are Francis F. Donnelly, John B. McCormick, William S. Carpenter, Alonso Cahill, David T. Gilmor, A J. Hargrove, Earl C. McConnaha, Samuel Stapp, Charles Ketcham, and Harry Dieman. In the second row, there are Allen J. Green, Thomas L. Roberts, John A. Gallon, Peter J. Eroll, James R. Shantz, James P. Houlihan, Commandant of the Chaplain Army School, Bishop Charles M. Brent, Paul D. Moody, John P. Anshutt, Henry R. Spillyards, and Thomas Wallace. The description indicates that the photographers recommend the image and it was taken in September 1918.

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