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This plane was part of the French caudron G4.

Interior of a Zeppelin 249's pilot house.

This photograph of a baggage detail was taken on Thanksgiving morning in 1917. This group of men was soon to leave for France.

This German aircraft made its way to Morenie.

Ferris wrote on the back of this photograph: "German plane over the clouds."

Captain 'Judge' Marley oversees soldiers working to dismantle guns efficiently at Fort Sheridan in Illinois.

A soldier identified as Lieutenant Benson stands at attention in Fort Sheridan in July of 1917.

Several men sit on the ground during a signal drill at Fort Sheridan.

William Mead Ferris III identified this photograph as "The Parade" at Fort Sheridan, when it is actually a baseball game.

The Tower was a notable architectural feature at Fort Sheridan.

William Mead Ferris III took this photograph of Captain 'Judge' Marley in July of 1917.

Captain 'Judge' Marley of Fort Sheridan stands next to a horse in this photograph taken in July of 1917.

Ferris wrote about the photograph: "That hot, dusty gun spark at Ft Sheridan".

Instruction in how to ride a horse was given at Fort Sheridan. This photograph was taken in July of 1917.

Captains Marley and Deacon while out camping at Fort Sheridan during military training.