The Snapshots in Time Collection
Gallery: WWI FRANCE BATTLE RRPC
Handwritten postcards, French village views, and unit photographs trace American service from the Western Front of 1918 to the Pacific campaigns of the 1940s. Soldiers describe marches through the Champagne countryside, an aerial bombing raid, and the first use of continuous-wave radio, preserving firsthand voices alongside the places and units they served with.
Confidential Leadership Memorandum, HQ 7th Infantry Division, 18 January 1944 (Maj. Gen. Charles H. Corlett)
Verso of Photograph – Handwritten Name Roster, '7th Infantry Division Vets'
7th Infantry Division WWI Veterans Reunion Group Portrait
U.S. Navy Squadron Group Photograph with Fighter Aircraft, NAAS Hollister, 1944
Handwritten Roster Sheet, NAAS Hollister CASU 37, 4th Division, September 1944
Real Photo Postcard: 'Blénod-les-Toul — Vue Générale,' P. Grave, Éditeur, Toul, France, WWI Era
Postcard: Château de la Galaise, La Ferté-sous-Jouarre, France
Postcard View of Rue du Château, Mairy-sur-Marne, France, WWI Era
WWI Postcard Reverse: Handwritten Field Note on 2nd Division Maneuver and First Use of C.W. Radio, September 8, 1918
Handwritten WWI Postcard Message Describing U.S. 1st Army Corps Headquarters and Aerial Bombing of a French Town, July 11, 1918
Handwritten WWI Soldier's Postcard Diary Entry, France, September 1918
Full-Length Studio Portrait of an American WWI Soldier in Service Uniform and Campaign Hat - Real Photo Postcard
