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Unidentified Soldier
Portrait of an unidentified soldier in his U.S. Army uniform.
Unidentified Soldier
Unidentified man wearing his U.S. Army uniform. Possibly, he served in the Army's 97th Division.
Clyde B. Bly
Portrait photograph of Clyde B. Bly in his U.S. Army uniform. The stripe on his sleeve indicates he was a Private. He served in the Army's "Service Forces".
Clyde was born near Strasburg, the son of Anthony Bly and Mary Ellen Sager. His father…
Clyde was born near Strasburg, the son of Anthony Bly and Mary Ellen Sager. His father…
Ralph Weaver and Evelyn Shrum Weaver
Ralph Weaver wearing his U.S. Army uniform and standing beside his wife, Evelyn "Ebbie" Shrum Weaver. Evelyn was the daughter of Charles Shrum.
Unidentified Man
Unidentified soldier wearing his U.S. Army uniform. The single stripe on his sleeve indicates a rank of Private.
Unidentified Man
Unidentified soldier wearing his U.S. Army uniform.
Robert Lester Clem & Mae McClanahan
Robert L. Clem wearing his U.S. Army uniform and standing beside his wife, Mae McClanahan Clem. Mr. Clem was born on August 6, 1891 and served in WWI. His wife was born on November 30, 1897, and was the daughter of Sarah Ann Ritenour and Mayberry…
Unidentified Men
Two unidentified men seated together on a bench. One is wearing a U.S. Army uniform and the other is wearing civilian clothes.
Unidentified Soldier
Unidentified young man wearing his U.S. Army uniform.
Unidentified Men
Three unidentified men shown in their U.S. Army uniforms.
Fravel
A young Mr. Fravel in his U.S. Army uniform. Discharge chevron shown on upper left sleeve indicates he had already been separated from service when this photograph was taken.
Unidentified Soldier
Unidentified soldier wearing his U.S. Army uniform.
Unidentified Soldier
Photo of a photo of an unidentified soldier in his U.S. Army uniform. Plate shows emulsion damage.
Soldier With Family
Unidentified soldier, standing in center back, surrounded by four other unidentified adults and a young girl.
This was probably a family photograph.
This was probably a family photograph.
J. Harding Miller
Portrait of J. Harding Miller in his U.S. Army uniform.
John Harding Miller was born in Mt. Jackson, the youngest of the six surviving children of Edward Jackson and Lelia Arbella (Frye) Miller. His father was a blacksmith who died when John was…
John Harding Miller was born in Mt. Jackson, the youngest of the six surviving children of Edward Jackson and Lelia Arbella (Frye) Miller. His father was a blacksmith who died when John was…
Unidentified Soldier
Unidentified soldier wearing his U.S. Army uniform and saluting.
Unidentified Soldier
Unidentified young man wearing his U.S. Army uniform.
Unidentified Soldier
Unidentified soldier wearing his U.S. Army uniform replete with gloves.
Unidentified Soldier
Unidentified soldier wearing his U.S. Army uniform.
Unidentified Soldier
Unidentified young man wearing a U.S. Army uniform.
Frank C. Stoneburner
Frank Curtis Stoneburner shown in his U.S. Army uniform.
Frank C. Stoneburner was an Edinburg resident. He graduated from what is now Virginia Tech University and served in the US Army during World War One. While in service, he received several…
Frank C. Stoneburner was an Edinburg resident. He graduated from what is now Virginia Tech University and served in the US Army during World War One. While in service, he received several…
Robert Getz
Photograph taken by Hugh Morrison of Robert Lemuel Getz, a Shenandoah County native who served in the U.S. Army during World War One.
Robert Getz was born on July 29 1893 in the Getz community of Shenandoah County. His parents were William F. Getz…
Robert Getz was born on July 29 1893 in the Getz community of Shenandoah County. His parents were William F. Getz…
Unidentified Soldier
Unidentified young man wearing a U.S. Army uniform.
Unidentified Soldier
Unidentified man wearing a U.S. Army uniform. Uniform insignia indicates his rank is Captain.
Camp Lee Soldier
Unidentified man wearing a U.S. Army uniform and standing beside a pennant with the words "Camp Lee" visible on it.