French map titled: "Nouvelle Carte de France, Belgique, Bords du Rhin, Suisse, Etc." The map has been annotated to show the movement of the 128th Field Artillery. An attached typewritten page details the "Historical Events of the 128th Field Artillery" from May 20, 1918 to November 11, 1918. Donated by L.L. Bucklew.
Annotated map titled "Enemy Order of Battle, September 10, 1918." The map shows observation post locations and the amount of territory covered. Also shown is the 35th Division disposed for an attack and the brigade, regimental, and division headquarters. Pencil note on the back reads: "Reg. Comdr., 140 Reg. Infantry, Enemy Order of Battle, St. Mihiel Sector, Sept. 12-18." An attached sheet describes other maps in this collection related to St. Mihiel.
French map titled "Nouvelle Carte du Nord-Est et des Territoires Occupes et Annexes." The map shows portions of Belgium, France, and Germany annotated around Bruxelles, Versailles, Verdun, and other areas.
A range map of the area north of Verdun. Annotated to show target areas with lines radiating out from a point near the Sommedieue Forest. Donated by Ted Marks.
Operations of the 35th Division in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive. Legend shows daily advances made and number of prisoners and material captured. Note on the reverse side reads: "Original of this map was a thermo fax copy of original 12/16/1985, C.W. Ohrvall." Donated by Charles W. O'Bryant.
Circulation map, 1st Army. Shows the area from Verdun to Toul and Nancy. The annotations show road usage and boundaries.
French map of Reims, Chalons, Verdun, and Bar-le-Duc. Map number 17.
Munster, Larchey Sector, July 19 - September 1, 1918. By C.E. Tenney, by authority of Capt. R.E. Truman, Reg. Intel. Officer, 140th Inf. Blue and red markings note allied and enemy positions. Donated by Ralph E. Truman.
French road map titled "Carte-Guide Campbell No. 7 = Vosges."
French map titled "Commercy A." Pencil note on back reads: "35th Division, topographical map, Battle of the Argonne Forest, France, World War I." Donated by Mrs. C.F. Duffy.