Summary: Lock donated photographs of Camp Bowie from the World War I era as well as a pouch and copy of a letter. Organized at Camp Bowie, Fort Worth, Texas, under authority of a War Department order dated July 18, 1917, the 36th Division was composed of National Guard troops from the states of Texas and Oklahoma, as well as the US 71st Infantry Brigade - 141st and 142nd Infantry, 132nd Machine Gun Battalion; 72nd Infantry Brigade - 143rd and 144th Infantry, 133rd Machine Gun Battalion; 131st Machine Gun Battalion, 61st Field Artillery Brigade - 131st, 132nd (Light) and 133rd (Heavy) Field Artillery, 111th Trench Mortar Battery; 111th Engineers, 111th Field Signal Battalion and Trains. The Division served in France was as follows:
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