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LOST PHOTOS OF STARR COUNTY
The Sgt Roy Chamberlain Collection

Fort Ringgold and Environs c. 1918

Seeking the help of former soldiers, civilians
and present-day historians from the Borderlands

Group Three:
Trucks and Equipment

All Photos Courtesy Jim Gesler, Wyoming New York

A Convoy

View from a truck bed

Trailers at rest. Perhaps the Quartermaster's warehouse?

Wooden-spoked, solid rubber tires.

The reason SFC Chamberlain accompanied convoys.

Open-sided mobile machine shop.

More Lost Photos of Starr County

One: Civilian Streets, Buildings and Landscapes ( 10 Images)

Two: Military Buildings (4 Images)

Three: Trucks and Equipment (6 Images)

Four: Photos of Sgt Chamberlain, himself. (5 Images)

These images taken 88 years ago (more or less) have never been published before. If anyone can identify any of the civilian buildings or buildings on Fort Ringgold itself, please let us know.
Please address any comments to editor@texasescapes.com

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LOST PHOTOS OF STARR COUNTY The Sgt Roy Chamberlain CollectionFort Ringgold and Environs c. 1918

Group Three: Trucks and Equipment

LOST PHOTOS OF STARR COUNTY
The Sgt Roy Chamberlain Collection

Fort Ringgold and Environs c. 1918

Group Three:
Trucks and Equipment