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Engineers Learning Bridge Building
July 2, 1917
ROTC engineers, probably at Fort Sheridan, learn bridge building during their training at Fort Leavenworth.
Advanced Trench Digging
July 17, 1917
ROTC engineers, probably at Fort Sheridan, in training for trench construction. Victor Morris of Milwaukee, in whose wartime album this photograph appears, is second from the left. Others are David...
Victor Morris in Uniform
1917
Army engineer Victor Morris (standing), of Milwaukee, with H.H. Smith. Photographs and correspondence documenting his experiences during training in the United States and in France are part of the ...
Barbed Wire Drill
Barbed wire training under Lt. Johnson. An unusual nighttime photograph from the Victor Morris album, at Camp Custer.
Zincographic Equipment
1918
Army engineers at Camp Curtiss, demonstrating zincographic equipment. Zincography was a form of printing for large maps using zinc plates.
Ready for Inspection
1918
World War I equipment placed for inspection as photographed by Victor Morris at Camp Curtis.
