World War I, Post-Armistice Photo
Co. B, 114th Infantry
Montbizot, France

Company B, 114th Infantry in Montbizot, France

	Company B, 114th Infantry, April 1919 Montbizot, France April 1919 Photographic Giclée Print (unmounted/unframed) The image size is 36"x6". Paper size is 42"x17", to allow space for various matting options. Click on the movie link at left to preview the detail of this panoramic print.	Price $49.99 Free USPS Priority Mail Shipping!

History of the 114th Infantry, Bravo Company during the World War I Era

This company was from New Jersey, part of the 29th Blue-Grey Division, a NJ-MD-DC National Guard unit; thank you to George Harris for this information, based on their shoulder sleeve insignia.

It was originally organized on 1917-10-11, in Camp McClennan, Alabama, from the 3rd New Jersey Infantry, 5th New Jersey Infantry,and the 1st Delaware Infantry. In 1918, the unit was in Haute-Alsace, France and was part of the final battle of WWI, the Meuse-Argonne Offensive, aka Battle of the Argonne Forest (1918-09-26 to 1918-11-11); this offensive is known for being the biggest operation and victory for the American Expeditionary Force (AEF) in World War I. This battle was part of the Grand Offensive (aka Hundred Days Offensive), the latter being credited with leading directly to the Armistice on 11 November 1918.

About the time that this photo was taken, April 1919, the Great War had been over for five months, and the troops were preparing to return to the USA.

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