Soldiers

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace, center, visits the Third Army Area at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. Here Pace speaks to a soldier while surrounded by four officers. All others are unidentified.

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace (left, in civilian clothes) is welcomed to Vilseck, Germany, by First Lieutenant Donald E. Parsons (back to camera). Also present are Lieutenant Colonel Thomas T. Murphy and Mr. Shackelford, the Department counselor to Mr. Pace. All other soldiers are unidentified.

Group of unidentified World War I soldiers from the 35th Division, United States Army, relaxing in a tent. From: 35th Division scrapbook

Unidentified World War I soldier from the United States Army 35th Division in an open field in France. From: 35th Division scrapbook

Unidentified World War I soldier, likely a member of the United States Army, 35th Division, sitting at desk with picture of lady in background. From: 35th Division scrapbook

Unidentified World War I soldier from the United States Army, 35th Division, standing by a fence in France. From: 35th Division scrapbook

Unidentified World War I soldier from the United States Army 35th Division that served in France. From: 35th Division scrapbook

Captain Ted Marks (left) and Captain Newell T. Paterson (right),standing in front of a United States flag on July 4, 1918, at Brain-Sur-Authion in France. They are officers in the 129th Field Artillery, 35th Division, United States Army. From: 35th Division scrapbook

129th Field Artillery Band in LeMans, France. The 129th Field Artillery, 35th Division, United States Army, served in France during World War I. From: 35th Division scrapbook

Major Charles E. Wilson, surgeon, 129th Field Artillery, 35th Division, United States Army during World War I. Major Wilson was a member of the Medical Corps attached to the regiment. From: 35th Division scrapbook