Original U.S. WWI 92nd Division “Buffalo Soldiers” African-American 367th Infantry Regiment Commemorative Plaque with Ephemera - Russell A. White colts Pasadena commenced occupation duties

Pasadena commenced occupation duties

30 caliber cartridge

There were very few American units of the First World War which painted their helmets before the end of the war

the 14th Bavarian Infantry Division was disbanded on September 10

Original U.S. WWI 92nd Division “Buffalo Soldiers” African-American 367th Infantry Regiment Commemorative Plaque with Ephemera - Russell A. White colts Pasadena commenced occupation dutiesOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a lovely but heavily worn plaque made for Private First Class Russell Armstrong White, Headquarters Company, 367th Infantry Regiment, 92nd Division. The 92nd Division was made up of African American draftees. All of the enlisted personnel and about four fifths of the officers were African American, but the great majority of the staff and field grade, supply, artillery, engineer, and quartermaster officers were