An American hand-drawn map titled "Etain A." The map shows the positions of company, battalion, and regimental headquarters, transportation routes, allied and German trench systems, and German wire. The map also notes the defeat of a German patrol at Soupleville Farm on November 5, 1918. Donated by Ralph E. Truman.
Blueprint of a hand-drawn map titled "Etain-A." The map shows company, battalion, and regimental headquarters, route of patrols, machine gun emplacements, enemy wire, and allied and enemy trenches. A note on the map reads: "Enemy patrole met and defeated at Soupleville Farm on the night of November 5, 1918." There are five copies of this map. Donated by Ralph E. Truman.
A map illustrating the first, second, and last phases of the Meuse-Argonne Offensive. The map is annotated to show American daily lines of advance, American divisions in line, enemy defenses, railroads, and the position of French colonial troops.
A map that is annotated to show American daily lines of advance, American divisions in line, enemy defenses, railroads, and the position of French colonial troops during the Battle of Saint Mihiel.
A map illustrating the first, second, and last phases of the Meuse-Argonne Offensive. The map is annotated to show American daily lines of advance, American divisions in line, enemy defenses, railroads, and the position of French colonial troops.
A French map that is annotated to show the position of German defenses and the daily advance of American and French divisions during the Battle of Saint Mihiel.
"Map to Illustrate the Meuse-Argonne Offensive; First, Second and Last Phases; To Accompany Report of the Commander in Chief, November 20, 1918." The map shows American daily lines of advance, the divisions in line, the location of French colonial troops, and railroads. Donated by George H. Supple.
A French map, titled "Etain A," that is overprinted to show the trench systems along the front lines as of November 2, 1918.
Station map for October 16, 1918 shows Regimental, Battalion, Company, Brigade, Division, and other details. Donated by Charles W. O'Bryant.
A French map titled "Verdun-B." The map, numbered 200 in a series and glued to a cloth backing, shows trench systems, battery activity, and the approximate front as of October 9, 1918.