Title	28th Division impromptu prisoner of war processing center near Neurilly, France
Collection	World War I Signal Corps photograph collection World War I Signal Corps photograph collection box 26
Date	1918-09-26
Caption	An impromptu station of the Intelligence Dept of the 28th Div. Here the German prisoners are searched, questioned, and labeled and sent under guard to the concentration camps in the rear. Left to right: Lieut. Seitengen; Lt. Bellot; and Lt Fred Exton; and Lt Ernest Howald, expert linguist. Sitting: Sgt Daveler; and Sgt Fairchild; 28th Div. Region of Neurilly, France; Sept 26 1918.
Collection description	The World War I Signal Corps photograph collection includes every major aspect of the United States (U.S.) Army involvement in WWI. It includes coverage of the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps, as well as limited photos of our allies and our foes. It also covers government agencies, numerous relief organizations, war production and the home front.
Subject	United States. Army. Division, 28th--Photographs Intelligence officers--United States--Photographs World War, 1914-1918--Photographs World War, 1914-1918--France--Neurilly--Photographs
Creator	United States. Army. Signal Corps
Signal Corps Number	23887
Repository	U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center
Rights and Usage	See USAHEC Copyright Policy See Inquires & Reproductions Tab Above to Obtain Non-watermarked Image
Type	Image
File Names	28th Div. Impromptu POW Processing Station 26 Sep 1918 WWI SC Box 26 28th Div. Sep-Oct 1918.jpg