The crisp details of this photo make it the best 2nd Army portrait in my collection. Although we can’t know which Engineering unit he served with (there were many in the 2nd Army), we can deduce a few things from the elements present in the photo. The crisp focus on his collar discs allow us to see that he was in Company E of an engineering unit of the 2nd Army. Note that the disc on his cap lacks the E designation. His 2nd Army SSI patch is well stitched and placed perfectly below the shoulder line. His WWI victory ribbon has one campaign star. A super example of a 2nd Army photo!
I HAVE 2 BOOKS THAT SAY HISTORY OF THE 318th INFANTRY REGIMENT OF THE EIGHTEEN DIVISION 1917 TO 1919. THESE BOOKS BELIONGED TO MY GREAT UNCLE STEWART MANNING KINDER. HE WAS WITH THE 318TH.
MY QUESTION IS, I AM 72 AND I WOLD LIKE TO SEE THESE BOOKS GO TO A SAFE PLACE A PERSON WHO WILL APPRECIATE THEM. HE JOINED IN PENN, AND WAS SENT TO THE ARDENNES.
WOULD APPRECIATE HELP ON THIS MATTER THANK YOU TERRYPUCCINI@yahoo.com