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Future servicemen, from left to right: Adolph "Ziggy" Hamblin, Condit Grady, Alex Rhind.

Interior of a Zeppelin 249's pilot house.

Bronze memorial plaque given by the Rebecca Parke Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The plaque is mounted on the east side of the World War I memorial in front of Old Main on the Knox College campus. The large star and the number…

This memorial, located on the north side of Old Main, features a tablet listing the names of the honored dead.

The monument honoring the memories of World War I soldiers from Knox features an American flag. Robert Sinclair's parents donated the flag to the memorial.

Two soldiers in uniform walk through a wire-laden trenches on the battlefield.

William Ray Euard, second from the left in the back row, died in France on January 15, 1919.

William Ray Euard's entry in Knox College's yearbook notes his military aspirations. Euard died in France on January 15, 1919.

William Mead Ferris relaxes on a pier in Milwaukee in July of 1917.

William Mead Ferris in uniform.

This picture of William Euard appeared as part of a profile of football players in Knox's 'Gale.'

William Euard's yearbook photograph in 'The Gale'.

Galesburg citizens planned a welcome home banquet to greet servicemen returning from World War I. The banquet occurred November 18, 1919.

These tiny war stamps were issued during World War I.

Three ships sail in close proximity to each other.