US WW1 Era, 105th Ammunition Train, 30th Division Group
Above: 30th Infantry Division Uniform Tunic, helmet and chemical protective mask for Pvt Curvin Miller of the 105th Ammunition Train.
Above: Curvin’s Cap, Canteen and Chemical Protective Mask
Above: Curvin’s Shaving kit
Above: Curvin’s books including a History of the Fifty Fifth Field Artillery Brigade (30th Infantry Division) and York County and the World War 1914-1918 .
Although Curvin Miller was in the North Carolina Army National Guard, he was drafted as a resident of York County Pennsylvania
Above: A photograph marked as Curvin Miller
Above: A photograph found in the Curvin Miller Group without marking but the man on the lower right appears to be Curvin.
Above, Top: Red Cross notice to Annie Miller (Curvin’s Mother) informing her that Curvin Miller’s ship arrived safely in Europe.
Above: An unmarked photograph found in the Curvin Miller group.
Notice the “Son in Service” flag in the window.
Above: A photograph found within the Curvin Miller group marked “David Miller KIA”.
David Miller was Curvin’s brother and served in another unit from Curvin.
Above: Curvin Miller’s Draft Notice with a 31 MAY 1918 reporting date.
Above: Curvin Miller’s Discharge from Service indicating 12 April 1919 as his last day in Service.
This is a 1960 dated document to replace the original
Above: Curvin Miller's service record
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