Contents Commission, January 18, 1918. Appoints Drew as First Lieutenant in the U.S. Army Signal Officers' Reserve Corps, Aviation Section. Two (2) copies: original and photographic copy.Distinguished Service Cross citation, October 18, 1918. Awards Drew the Distinguished Service Cross for his service in Flirey, France on August 15, 1918.Distinguished Service Cross certificate, March 28, 1925. Awards Drew the Distinguished Service Cross for his service in Flirey, France on August...

Contents Photograph mounted on board of seven men in flying clothes and one woman, standing in front of a biplane. Norman E. Horn is the third man from the right, next to the woman.Photograph mounted on board of a woman and young boy standing next to a biplane, with partially obscured tail number 282[?].Photograph mounted on board of a biplane on the ground with a pilot in the cockpit. Photo is clearly taken from another aircraft next to the pictured...

Contents Eighteen pieces of sheet music: Thurland Chattaway. "A Little Suit of Blue." New York: F.B. Haviland Publishing Company, 1907.William Nassann. "The Connecticut March." New York: Paull-Pioneer Music Corp., 1911, copyright renewed 1938.A. Seymour Brown. "Go Right Along Mister Wilson (And We'll All Stand by You)." New York & Detroit: Jerome H. Remick & Co., 1915.J. Keirn Brennan and...

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Stars and Stripes newspaper, Vol. 1, No. 21, Friday, June 28, 1918. Official paper of the American Expeditionary Forces (AEF), published from France. Articles focus on wartime and military activities, also includes comic strips, advertisements, and feature columns, such as "Advice for Lovelorn Lads." Eight (8) pages.

Contents Five pieces of World War I-era sheet music:George Surrey Barlow. Let's Rally, Boys! (Our Allies' Delight). New York: George Surrey Barlow, 1917.J. Will Callahan and Lee S. Roberts. Cheerio! Chicago: Lee S. Roberts, 1919.Clarence Gaskill and Mayo and Tally. That's a Mother's Liberty Loan. New York: M. Witmark & Sons, 1917.Howard Johnson, Coleman...

Contents United States Army Citation certificate, April 19, 1919. For Hartney's service as commander of the 1st Pursuit Group during World War I.Copy photograph, 1919. Image of Lt. Col. Hartney with his Fokker D.VII at Rock Island Field (Illinois) on his return journey for the Transcontinental Race.Photographic print of illustration by Levon Fairchild West, undated. Image presumably of Hartney, seated in plane.Four (4) oversize original clippings and articles,...

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Scrapbook front cover and four (4) pages of clippings, circa 1920s-1940s. Cover is embossed faux leather decorated with image of Boeing Model 299 (B-17). Note: Scrapbook pages have been photocopied onto acid-free paper. Copies are located in Box One, Folder 5.

Contents of the Collection From the Collection: The Lionel Cherry Gilmour World War I Collection is comprised of a small photograph album, loose photographs, a prisoner-of-war diary, and assorted research documents pertaining to the World War I service and prisoner-of-war (POW) experience of Lieutenant Lionel Cherry Gilmour (1891-1973) of the Royal Air Force (RAF) and its predecessor, the Royal Flying Corps (RFC). The collections has been arranged into two series: personal materials of Lionel Cherry Gilmour and research materials....

Contents of the Collection From the Collection: The Lionel Cherry Gilmour World War I Collection is comprised of a small photograph album, loose photographs, a prisoner-of-war diary, and assorted research documents pertaining to the World War I service and prisoner-of-war (POW) experience of Lieutenant Lionel Cherry Gilmour (1891-1973) of the Royal Air Force (RAF) and its predecessor, the Royal Flying Corps (RFC). The collections has been arranged into two series: personal materials of Lionel Cherry Gilmour and research materials....

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Cardboard [?] enclosure with "Occupational Therapy" printed above a red, white, and blue stylized eagle. Printed on interior of front cover is "Carlmelita Miller. Enclosure holds several issues of The Stars and Stripesnewspaper, ranging from July 26, 1918 through March 28, 1919.