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Description	Copy print of Adolph Castonia, Company C, 150th MGB, 42nd rainbow Division.
Event	World War I
Film Size	4" x 5"
Medium	Photographic Paper
Neg #	15206
Notes	Copy of an original print of Adolph Castonia, Company C, 150th MGB, 42nd Rainbow Division. He is standing in a camp with pyramid tents in the background, possibly in Texas during mobilization. He wears a Campaign Hat; M1910 Haversack; pistol belt; leggings; shirt; and trousers. Adolph Castonia enlisted in Company F, 2nd Wisconsin National Guard in 1917. Company F, became Company C, 150th Machinegun Battalion, 42nd Division during World War I. Because of his blacksmith experience making horseshoes, he was made Ferrier. He also drove ammunition wagons. He was able to speak French, and was often in demand of his comrades to act as an interpreter.
Object ID	P1997.44
Object Name	Print, Photographic
People	Castonia, Adolph
Print size	4 " x 2 1/2"
Subjects	World War I Soldiers Camps Tents 150th Machinegun Battalion Blacksmiths
Title	Adolph Castonia, Company C, 150th MGB, 42nd rainbow Division
Year Range from	1917
Year range to	1918

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