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Ruby Garrett with Soldiers in No Mans Land - nd

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This photograph of depicts Ruby Garrett (far left) and two fellow soldiers crouching in barbed wire. Garrett, a Kansas City, Missouri lawyer, served as Chief Signal Officer in the 42nd Division during World War I.

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Title	Ruby Garrett with Soldiers in No Mans Land - nd
Creator	Unknown
Source	Photograph of a Ruby Garrett (far left) and two fellow soldiers crouching in barbed wire. n.d. Garrett, Ruby Dwight (1882-1968) Papers, c. 1910-1968. C2558. The State Historical Society of Missouri, Columbia, Mo.
Description	This photograph of depicts Ruby Garrett (far left) and two fellow soldiers crouching in barbed wire. Garrett, a Kansas City, Missouri lawyer, served as Chief Signal Officer in the 42nd Division during World War I.
Site Accession Number	C2558
Contributing Institution	The State Historical Society of Missouri
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Language	English