#Signal corp wwii series
These photos, along with the rest of the series American Unofficial Collection of World War I Photographs, 1917-1918, are available in the National Archives online catalog. Along the way, they forwarded photos of the cameramen to Motion Picture Lab staff, knowing that we love to see records of the people who shot the motion picture films we work with every day. They had a crucial role in documenting the atrocities perpetrated during the Holocaust. Meanwhile, technicians from the Still Pictures Branch and the Digitization Division have scanned tens of thousands of Signal Corps photographs from World War I. The Signal Corps, a longstanding part of the US Army expanded greatly during WWII. Marine.įor the past two years, the National Archives Motion Picture Preservation Lab has been digitizing a series of Army Signal Corps films as part of a larger project to commemorate the centennial of World War I. Marine Corps, and the man in front is a still photographer and U.S. The man on the left is a motion picture cameraman for the U.S. It’s #CameraDay! This photo, from the Signal Corps series, shows a combined unit of American and French cameramen during World War I. Army in WWII: The Technical Services, especially the three volumes on the Signal Corps. For more information about the SIgnal Corps units during WWII, please consult the U.S.
It is possible that your father-in-law was a radioman or other communications person for the 820th.
Record Group 111: Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer, 1860 - 1985 WW2 ARMY SIGNAL CORPS WW2 CHEST FOR RADIO 199.00 0 bids 25.00 shipping 1d 14h WW2 RL-31 Accessories Kit Canvas Bag ONLY US Army Radio Signal Corp Jeep Willys 45.00 10. The 820th was a separate unit and would not have a Signal Corps component. Series: Photographs of American Military Activities, ca. “American and French Photographic Staff” ca. #CameraDay: Signal Corps Cameramen 1917-1918
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