Written by Edwin A. Goewey and illustrated by C. Leroy Baldridge (1889 – 1977) this article reported how America’s “granite youth” was chiseled into fighting trim at the Long Island training camps at Upton and Mineola. Reference is made to the contributions made by Father Francis Duffy and Major-General J. Franklin Bell.
Click here to read some statistical data about the American Doughboys of the First World War.
Doughboy Drawings by C Leroy BaldridgeDoughboy Drawings by Cyrus Leroy BaldridgeMagazine Article About WW1 Doughboy Training Camps 1918Magazine Article About WW1 American Training Camps 1918Magazine Article About WW1 US Army Training Camps 1918Article About Camp Upton Long Island 1918Doughboy Article 1918training for combat at Camp Upton Long Island 1917 - 1918
Doughboy Drawings by C Leroy BaldridgeDoughboy Drawings by Cyrus Leroy BaldridgeMagazine Article About WW1 Doughboy Training Camps 1918Magazine Article About WW1 American Training Camps 1918Magazine Article About WW1 US Army Training Camps 1918Article About Camp Upton Long Island 1918Doughboy Article 1918training for combat at Camp Upton Long Island 1917 - 1918
