Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Liberty Landing, Brest
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Monday, November 28, 2011
Four from Delaware City
These four are all from The W. B. Nichols Studio in Delaware City, Delaware. The closest Army base would have been Fort DuPont. Coast Artillery Corps trained units here for action in France
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Private Voyle Ryse served in the 43rd Artillery, Coast Artillery Corps.
Identified on the back as Private Robert E. Fudge.
Just the names Sharp and Bowen on the back on this one.

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Private Voyle Ryse served in the 43rd Artillery, Coast Artillery Corps.
Identified on the back as Private Robert E. Fudge.
Just the names Sharp and Bowen on the back on this one.
Labels:
43rd Artillery,
Coast Artillery Corps,
Delaware,
Delaware City,
Fort DuPont,
Nichols Studio,
United States,
WWI
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Three from the same studio
There is no writing on the back of any of these cards to indicate where they were taken. The soldier above has a Wolseley Pattern Helmet indicating he is ready for a warm climate while the soldier in the last photograph has a Winter Forage Cap on.
Three sergeants with the Royal Army Medical Corps.
A soldier wearing a Winter Forage Cap or a "Gorblimey".
Saturday, November 19, 2011
342 Machine Gun Battalion
Labels:
342 Machine Gun Battalion,
89th division,
Army,
Germany,
Pfalzel,
United States,
WWI
Border Guards
A mixed group of German and Swiss border guards in what is now Lucelle France. Lützel is the German spelling.
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