Title	Field artillery camouflaging after crossing Marne
Collection	World War I Signal Corps photograph collection World War I Signal Corps photograph collection Box 12
Date	1918-07-22
Caption	Seventy-sixth field artillery, first battalion, Companies A, B, and C, with Maj John B. Watteman, commanding, pulling under cover and camouflaging just after crossing the Marne River, between Brasles and Gland. Near Gland, France. Jully 22, 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.
Creator	United States Army Signal Corps
Signal Corps Number	17475
Repository	U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center;
Rights and Usage	See Inquiries & Reproductions Tab Above to Obtain Non-watermarked Image;
Type	Image
File Names	WWI SC Coll 3rd Div Box 12 F76th Field Artillery Marne River Gland, France July 22, 1918783