Attachment_C,_Gallery_D_Design.pdf

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Title: 1.1, 1.2 wall units - front

Date: 16 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

1.1, 1.2 WALL UNIT - GRAPHICS 2 SIDES - WWI

(2) 45” X 4” X 90”

4”

45”

2x4 frame 2x4 frame

1/2” MDF surface

1/2” MDF surface secure to existing wall secure to wall 1.2 secure to cement �ooring (3)

45”

90”

4”

68.5”

SW 6139

Mossy Gold

66”

78”

1/2” - 3D Title from �le - 7.1 titles.pdf

Wallpaper - 1.1a_tif

1” graphic panel - 1.1b.tif

2”

81”

63.33”

45”

71”

47.75”

22” 28.375”

8.5”

85.25”

4 PLAN ELEVATION - 1.1

2 FRONT ELEVATION - 1.1

1.1 WWI

AFGHANISTAN

4”

45”

2x4 frame

1/2” MDF surface

1/2” MDF surface secure wall 1.1 secure to case 1.3 back with brackets (3) secure to cement �ooring (3)

3 PLAN ELEVATION - GRAPHICS 2 SIDES

WWI

AFGHANISTAN

2x4 frame

1 FRONT ELEVATION - 1.2

The Great War and Its Aftermath

America Joins the Fray Why did the United States �nally join The Great War in Europe in 1917 after being neutral for the war’s �rst two and one-half years? In January, the intercepted Zimmerman Telegram showed that Germany was proposing a military alliance with Mexico against the U.S., promising

Mexico would regain the American Southwest. Then, Germany resumed unrestricted submarine warfare—sinking without warning U.S. vessels carrying exports to Germany’s enemies—Britain and France. Three U.S.

ships were sunk in March with heavy loss of life. To President Woodrow

Wilson, these were symptoms of a larger threat to freedom if Germany’s autocratic and militaristic regime emerged victorious. On 6 April 1917

Congress passed the declaration of war that Wilson sought “to make the world safe for democracy.”

Camp Greene:

Birthplace of the Division Camp Greene, near the city of Charlotte, North Carolina, was one of thirty-two camps that hosted mobilization camps for the American war e�ort. Named to honor Revolutionary War

Gen. Nathanael Greene, it was built in fewer than ninety days and, at its peak, held more than 60,000 soldiers. On 21 Novmber

1917, the Third Division was activated there. The division was a hodge-podge of Regular Army and other units from military posts throughout the country. The soldiers lived in eight-man tents on raised wooden platforms. Mother Nature contributed to the task of toughening the soldiers by hammering Camp

Greene with sixteen snow and ice storms that winter. As the snow melted, it create incredibly muddy conditions that hampered training.

The Third Division Deploys The Third Division, minus Artillery and Engineers, began its deployment to France in spring, 1918. In late 1917 the 6th

Engineer Regiment had already gone to France, where it fell under the command of the British Fifth Army and participated in the

Somme Defensive Operation. On 13 March 1918, the Third Division

Headquarters and Advance Party began three weeks’ training at

Liverpool, England. The division arrived in France on 4 April, consolidated, and resumed training. On 30 May, except for the

Artillery and Engineers, the division received orders placing it at the disposal of the French Army of the North. Its commanding general placed the division under the XXXVIII Corps, French Sixth

Army, which in turn put it under the command of the French 38th

Army Corps operating near Château-Thierry.

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Title: 48” x 18” x 90” cases

Date: 15 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 3” = 1’48 x 18 x 90 CASE - QTY 1 1.10

FRONT ELEVATION A SIDE ELEVATION B

PLAN VIEW C

48”

48”

3/

8"

7' -6

7' -6

3/

8"

NOTES: 1/4” LAMINATED, TEMPERED GLASS

ARTIFACT CASE, HINGED FRONT PANEL.

USE CR LAURENCE DOOR RAIL HARDWARE

WITH KEY LOCK, MATTE BLACK FINISH.

ARTIFACT CASEWORK TOP AND SIDES BE MEDITE BOX

CONSTRUCTION. (4) SMALL DIAMETER LED

LIGHTS HOUSED IN CAP OF CASE AS SEEN

IN DRAWING “C” PLAN VIEW. USE LIGHT FROM

WWW.WACLIGHTING.COM/PRODUCT/1263

BRUSHED NICKEL FINISH AS PER TYPICAL DETAIL

CONDITION THROUGHOUT PROJECT.

INTEGRATED PLINTH TO PRESENT OBJECTS.

SMOOTH BLACK KYDEX OR SINTRA FINISH AT BASE

AND TOP.

BASE CONSTRUCTION MDF, FINISHED IN DIRT

“TRENCH” FINISH.

45.5”

Interchangeable identi�er panels 44” x 2.5” (sign blank wrapped with graphic)

18"

3"

3/4” MDF BASE

Top and bottom “Trench” �nish

3/4” Medite back and plinth

Primed, plus two coats of Sherwin Williams

TONY TAUPE

Top �nish trench �nish haversack razor kit helmet gas mask sc ab ba rd k ni fe meat can cond. can objects to be presented on plinth:

fork, knife, spoon, lighter, match case, hairbrush, matchbox, soap container, �rst aid container (artifacts provided by museum) bacon can cup knife - trench mirror objects to be mounted by wire mounts/supports from case back:

haversack, meat can, canteen, cup, bacon can, condiment can, helmet, trench knife, scabbard, bayonet mirror, gas mask and razor kit (artifacts provided by museum)

6” connects to case 1.6

Connector wall to case 1.6 trench �nish

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4 Revision 4

Title: 1.1 & 1.2 wall unit backs

Date: 28 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

1.1 & 1.2 WALL UNITS - BACK ELEVATIONS - AFGHANISTAN

(2) 45” X 4” X 90”

4”

45”

2x4 frame 2x4 frame

1/2” MDF surface

1/2” MDF surface secure wall 1.1 secure to case 1.3 back with brackets (3) secure to cement �ooring (3)

45” 45”

90” 90”

5”

75.75”

SW 6397

Nankeen

80”

2”

85.5”

61.6”

3.65” 3.65”

SW 6397

Nankeen

3 PLAN ELEVATION - GRAPHICS 2 SIDES

1 BACK ELEVATION - 1.1 WALL UNIT 2 BACK ELEVATION - 1.2 WALL UNIT

WWI

AFGHANISTAN

Operation ENDURING FREEDOM:

The Modular Force in Afghanistan Late in 2009, 3d Combat Aviation Brigade became the �rst brigade from the Third Infantry Division to deploy to Afghanistan. Soon, it assumed responsibility for aviation operations across three Regional Commands that supported U.S. conventional and special operations forces. It provided attack forces, reconnaissance and security, medical evacuation, personnel and cargo transport, downed aircraft recovery, and deliberate and hasty air assault capabilities in support of ground forces. Three years later, the brigade returned to Afghanistan to pro-vide aviation support in Zabul Province. It closed Forward Operating Base Wolverine—the largest one in Regional Command South—and supported 625 deliberate operations, 2000 MEDEVAC missions, and moved 4.9 million pounds of cargo and 15,000 personnel.

In late 2012, at Kandahar, the 3rd Sustainment Brigade provided sus-tainment support to Third and Fourth Infantry Divisions, 1st and 2nd Marine Expeditionary Forces, the International Security Assistance Forces operating in three Regional Commands, and provided direct support to 1st, 2d, and 3d Combat Aviation Brigades. It also was inte-gral to the closure and transfer of 61 forward operating bases while providing sustainment to the force.

1.2D - DIMENSIONAL GRAPHIC

39” x 12.184” x 2”

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4 Revision 4

Title: 1.2d banner

Date: 16 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:2

1 FRONT ELEVATION

12.184” 39”

2 BACK ELEVATION

Standoffs - QTY (6)

1.5” Standoffs

QTY (6)

1/2” Sintra Direct print CNC cutout to outline shape

3 SIDE ELEVATION

stando�s attach to 1.2 panel

2”

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4 Revision 4

Title: 1.3 case

Date: 15 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 3” = 1’1.3 - 30 x 36 x 90 CASE

FRONT ELEVATION A SIDE ELEVATION B

PLAN VIEW C

36” 30 " 2'

-6

36”

3/

8"

7' -6

7' -6

33.5”

BODY DORFMAN MUSEUM FORM WITH HEAD MOUNT

FOR ARTIFACTS PROVIDD BY MUSEUM

Interchangeable identi�er panels 31” x 2.5” (sign blank wrapped with graphic)

NOTES: 1/4” LAMINATED, TEMPERED GLASS

ARTIFACT CASE, HINGED FRONT PANEL, MEDITE

LEFT SIDE PANEL.

USE CR LAURENCE DOOR RAIL HARDWARE

WITH KEY LOCK, MATTE BLACK FINISH.

ARTIFACT CASEWORK BACK, SIDE

AND TOP BE MEDITE BOX

CONSTRUCTION. (4) SMALL DIAMETER LED

LIGHTS HOUSED IN CAP OF CASE AS SEEN

IN DRAWING “C” PLAN VIEW. USE LIGHT FROM

WWW.WACLIGHTING.COM/PRODUCT/1263

BRUSHED NICKEL FINISH AS PER TYPICAL DETAIL

CONDITION THROUGHOUT PROJECT.

BASE HAS INTEGRATED PLINTH TO PRESENT

STANDING UNIFORM TORSO FORM.

SMOOTH BLACK KYDEX OR SINTRA FINISH AT BASE

AND TOP

3/4” Medite back and plinth

Primed, plus two coats of Sherwin Williams

TONY TAUPE

3/4” Medite side

Primed, plus two coats of Sherwin Williams

TONY TAUPE

Glass side

3 Revision 3

Title: 1.3d plinth graphic

Date: 16 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

1.3C - PLINTH GRAPHIC

31” X 2.5”

Scale: 1:2

Frank O’D. “Monk” Hunter is fourth from the left posed with an early biplane.

.25” bleed

Text to be provided.

Interchangeale identi�er panel for rotating artifact - QTY 1 31” x 2.5” - graphic print wrapped on sign blank

COLOR - SW7038 Tony Taupe - Black lettering

31”

31.5”

2.5”3”

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4 Revision 4

Title: 1.4 case

Date: 20 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 3” = 1’96 x 46.5 x 90 CASES GRAPHIC BACKGROUND AND CASE BACK MURAL GRAPHIC - QTY 1 1.4

92”

.5

92”

3/

8" 7'

-6

3/

8"

86.5”

Interchangeable identi�er panels 62” x 2.5” (sign blank wrapped with graphic)

46.5 "

USE CR LAURENCE DOOR RAIL HARDWARE

WITH KEY LOCK, MATTE BLACK FINISH.

ARTIFACT CASEWORK TOP BE MEDITE BOX

CONSTRUCTION. (4) SMALL DIAMETER LED

LIGHTS HOUSED IN CAP OF CASE AS SEEN

IN DRAWING “C” PLAN VIEW. USE LIGHT FROM

WWW.WACLIGHTING.COM/PRODUCT/1263

BRUSHED NICKEL FINISH AS PER TYPICAL DETAIL

CONDITION THROUGHOUT PROJECT.

BASE HAS INTEGRATED PLINTH TO PRESENT

STANDING UNIFORM TORSO FORM.

SMOOTH BLACK KYDEX OR SINTRA FINISH AT BASE

AND TOP

33” 33” 26”

Front: SW 6139 Mossy Gold Side - no exterior �nish

3/4” Medite back sides, and plinth

Primed, plus two coats of Sherwin Williams

TONY TAUPE

hotchkiss machine gun provided by museum

4” thick wall construction side wall and front panel

.5

33” hinged locking doors (2)

1/4” glass side

D TOP ELEVATION

angled plinth

.5

.5

4” 4”

C PLAN VIEW

A FRONT ELEVATION

B SIDE ELEVATION

3/

8" 7'

-6

3/

8"

.5

4”

4”

4”

WWII WALL GRAPHIC - 2.7 - 92” X 90”

W W

II

W

A

LL

G

RA

PH

IC

2.

82” X 48” BACKDROP GRAPHIC

hotchkiss machine gun provided by museum

3 Revision 3

Title: 1.4a plinth graphic

Date: 20 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

1.4a - PLINTH GRAPHIC 62” X 2.5”

Scale: 1:2

Frank O’D. “Monk” Hunter is fourth from the left posed with an early biplane.

.25” bleed

Text to be provided.

Interchangeale identi�er panel for rotating artifact - QTY 1 62” x 2.5” - graphic print wrapped on sign blank

COLOR - SW7038 Tony Taupe - Black lettering

62”

62.5”

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4 Revision 4

Title: 1.5 wall unit

Date: 16 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

1.5 WALL UNIT - GRAPHICS 2 SIDES

74” X 4” X 90” EACH

WWI

WWII

90”

4”

SW 6139

Mossy Gold

74”

71”

26.5”

4.75”

84.5”

75”

58.5”

1 FRONT ELEVATION

4”

74”

2x4 frame

1/2” MDF surface

1/2” MDF surface secure case 1.6 secure to cement �ooring (3)

3 PLAN ELEVATION - GRAPHICS 2 SIDES

2x4 frame secure case 1.4

Aisne Campaign: Château-Thierry When the Germans launched an assault on Château-Thierry, the French Army, low on reserves, turned to the American Expeditionary Forces (AEF). Ordered to assist on 30 May, only the 7th

Motorized Machine Gun Battalion was available because it had forty-eight half-ton Model T Ford trucks ready. Travelling 110 miles in thirty hours, the battalion arrived at the village and fell under the command of the French 10th Colonial Division. Two defensive positions in town and several defensive positions along the southern banks of the Marne River were hastily constructed. The

German night advance into the city, aided by cover from bombardment and smoke, met sti� resistance. The division arrived on 3 June and, the next day, the Germans ended their assault after sustaining high casualties. The greatest threat to Paris since 1914 was turned back.

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Title: 1.6 case

Date: 20 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 3” = 1’85 x 46.5 x 90 CASE GRAPHIC BACKGROUND AND CASE BACK MURAL GRAPHIC - QTY 1 1.6

85”

.5

85”

3/

8" 7'

-6

3/

8"

86.5”

Interchangeable identi�er panels 68” x 2.5” (sign blank wrapped with graphic)

46.5 "

USE CR LAURENCE DOOR RAIL HARDWARE

WITH KEY LOCK, MATTE BLACK FINISH.

ARTIFACT CASEWORK TOP BE MEDITE BOX

CONSTRUCTION. (4) SMALL DIAMETER LED

LIGHTS HOUSED IN CAP OF CASE AS SEEN

IN DRAWING “C” PLAN VIEW. USE LIGHT FROM

WWW.WACLIGHTING.COM/PRODUCT/1263

BRUSHED NICKEL FINISH AS PER TYPICAL DETAIL

CONDITION THROUGHOUT PROJECT.

BASE HAS INTEGRATED PLINTH TO PRESENT

STANDING UNIFORM TORSO FORM.

SMOOTH BLACK KYDEX OR SINTRA FINISH AT BASE

AND TOP

13” 36” 36”

Front: SW 6139 Mossy Gold Side - no exterior �nish

3/4” Medite back sides, and plinth

Primed, plus two coats of Sherwin Williams

TONY TAUPE

german machine gun to be provided by museum

4” thick wall construction side wall and front panel

.5

36” hinged locking doors (2)

1/4” glass side

D TOP ELEVATION

angled plinth

.5

.5

4”

4”

C PLAN VIEW

A FRONT ELEVATION

B SIDE ELEVATION

3/

8" 7'

-6

3/

8"

.5

4”

4”

4”

WWII WALL GRAPHIC - 2.7 - 85” X 90”

W W

II

W

A

LL

G

RA

PH

IC

2.

72” X 48” BACKDROP GRAPHIC

german machine gun to be provided by museum

13”

13”

3 Revision 3

Title: 1.6a plinth graphic

Date: 20 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

1.6a - PLINTH GRAPHIC 68” X 2.5”

Scale: 1:2

Frank O’D. “Monk” Hunter is fourth from the left posed with an early biplane.

.25” bleed

Text to be provided.

Interchangeale identi�er panel for rotating artifact - QTY 1 68” x 2.5” - graphic print wrapped on sign blank

COLOR - SW7038 Tony Taupe - Black lettering

68”

68.5”

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4 Revision 4

Title: 1.7 wall unit

Date: 16 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

1.7 WALL UNIT - GRAPHICS 1 SIDE

47” X 4” X 90” EACH

90”

SW 6139

Mossy Gold

47”

71”

18”

4.5”

73”

61.75”

50.5”

1 FRONT ELEVATION

4”

47”

2x4 frame

1/2” MDF surface

1/2” MDF surface secure case 1.8 secure to cement �ooring (3)

3 PLAN ELEVATION - GRAPHICS 1 SIDE

2x4 frame secure to existing wall

NOTE: SIDE NEEDS ANGLED

TO BE FLUSH WITH WALL

Second Battle of the Marne In late June and early July of 1918 the Third Division prepared defensive positions for a possible German assault. As part of the French Ninth Army, the division’s defensive sector stretched 7.5 miles along the Marne River. Its orders were to hold their ground at all cost; any lost ground to be regained by immediate counterattacks. Early on 15 July, the Germans countered the division’s artillery barrage with their own, using gas and high explosive rounds. The German 10th and 36th Divisions began an immediate assault across Marne. It fell on the 30th and 38th Infantry Regiment sectors. The assault drove a wedge into the 38th’s front line. The 30th fell back and the

French 125th Division retreated. Desperate, the regiment adjusted its position to cover both �anks and, �ghting on three sides, squeezed the

German advancing forces between the two �anks, exposing them to heavy shelling from artillery. By day’s end, six German regiments had failed to break-through. There the 38th earned its nom de guerre, Rock of the Marne.

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Title: 30” x 36” x 88” cases

Date: 15 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 3” = 1’30 x 36 x 90 CASES - QTY 6 1.3, 1.8, 2.16, 5.0, 5.6, 5.14

FRONT ELEVATION A SIDE ELEVATION B

PLAN VIEW C

36” 30 " 2'

-6

36”

3/

8"

7' -6

7' -6

FOR ARTIFACTS PROVIDED BY MUSEUM

Interchangeable identi�er panels 31” x 2.5” (sign blank wrapped with graphic)

NOTES: 1/4” LAMINATED, TEMPERED GLASS

ARTIFACT CASE, HINGED FRONT PANEL.

USE CR LAURENCE DOOR RAIL HARDWARE

WITH KEY LOCK, MATTE BLACK FINISH.

ARTIFACT CASEWORK TOP BE MEDITE BOX

CONSTRUCTION. (4) SMALL DIAMETER LED

LIGHTS HOUSED IN CAP OF CASE AS SEEN

IN DRAWING “C” PLAN VIEW. USE LIGHT FROM

WWW.WACLIGHTING.COM/PRODUCT/1263

BRUSHED NICKEL FINISH AS PER TYPICAL DETAIL

CONDITION THROUGHOUT PROJECT.

BASE HAS INTEGRATED PLINTH TO PRESENT

STANDING UNIFORM TORSO FORM.

SMOOTH BLACK KYDEX OR SINTRA FINISH AT BASE

AND TOP

3/4” Medite back and plinth

Primed, plus two coats of Sherwin Williams

TONY TAUPE

metal mount with braces for riding quirt

SW7038

Tony Taupe metal mount with braces for riding quirt

SW7038

Tony Taupe

3 Revision 3

Title: 1.8a plinth graphic

Date: 16 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

1.8a - PLINTH GRAPHIC 31” X 2.5”

Scale: 1:2

Frank O’D. “Monk” Hunter is fourth from the left posed with an early biplane.

.25” bleed

Text to be provided.

Interchangeale identi�er panel for rotating artifact - QTY 1 31” x 2.5” - graphic print wrapped on sign blank

COLOR - SW7038 Tony Taupe - Black lettering

31”

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4 Revision 4

Title: 1.9 case

Date: 15 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 3” = 1’28 x 32 x 12 CASES - QTY 1 1.9

FRONT ELEVATION A

SIDE ELEVATION

B

PLAN VIEW C

28” 12”

28”

3/

8"

25.25” Interchangeable identi�er panel 24.75” x 2.5” (sign blank wrapped with graphic)

NOTES: 1/4” LAMINATED, TEMPERED GLASS

AND MEDITE ARTIFACT CASE, HINGED FRONT PANEL.

USE CR LAURENCE DOOR RAIL HARDWARE

WITH KEY LOCK, MATTE BLACK FINISH.

ARTIFACT CASEWORK TOP AND SIDES BE MEDITE BOX

CONSTRUCTION. (2) SMALL DIAMETER LED

LIGHTS HOUSED IN CAP OF CASE AS SEEN

IN DRAWING “C” PLAN VIEW. USE LIGHT FROM

WWW.WACLIGHTING.COM/PRODUCT/1263

BRUSHED NICKEL FINISH AS PER TYPICAL DETAIL

CONDITION THROUGHOUT PROJECT.

BASE HAS INTEGRATED PLINTH TO PRESENT

STANDING UNIFORM TORSO FORM.

CASE TO BE INTEGRATED INTO WALL UNIT

3/4” Medite back sides, and plinth

Primed, plus two coats of Sherwin Williams

TONY TAUPE

6”

22” x 25.5” pressure mount for �ag

24” x 6” x10.5” padded mount for medals (artifacts provided by museum) base - SW7038 fabric museum quality muslin wire mounts (2) for cigarette case and compass (artifacts provided by museum)

22” x 25.5” pressure mount

(�ag provided by museum)

DSC DSM

Pu rp le He ar t

Fre nc h L eg ion of

Ho no ur M ed al

Ita lia n W ar

Cr os s

Di sa ble d O ce r

MAJ

Collar Insignia

Iron Cross

Vic to ry M ed al

Cr oix de G ue rre

Ve ter an s M ed al

VFW

StarDUI compass cig case

.5

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4 Revision 4

Title: 1.9 wall unit

Date: 18 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

1.9 WALL UNIT - GRAPHICS 1 SIDE

61” X 4” X 90”

90”

SW 6139

Mossy Gold

42”

61”

66”

18.25” 30”

4.5”

40”

28”

63.33” 64.75”

12”

4”

1.9 CASE DETAIL

12”

4”

61”

2x4 frame

1/2” MDF surface angle to match and secure to wall 1.11 secure to case 1.8 with brackets (3) secure to cement �ooring (3) 3 PLAN ELEVATION 2x4 frame

1 FRONT ELEVATION 2 SIDE ELEVATION

2x4 support frame

1.9 CASE DETAIL

30”

Capt. Jesse Wooldridge describes the action on the battle�eld early on 15 July 1918, as the German Army opened its last major o�ensive of the Great War.

“. . . . Newly captured prisoners began to give real information - a grand o�ensive was to be made [where] the Marne was only about 50 yards wide...We had 600 yards of [this] front all to ourselves . . . [When it began] it seemed [the Germans] expected their artil-lery to eliminate all resistance . . . French O�cers attached to our Brigade stated posi-tively there was never a bombardment to equal it at Verdun

At 3:30am the general �re ceased and their creeping barrage started - behind which at 40 yards only, mind you, they came - with more machine guns than I thought the German Army owned

The enemy had to battle their way through the �rst platoon on the river bank - then they took on the second platoon on the forward edge of the railway where we had a thousand times the best of it - but the [Germans] gradually wiped it out. My third platoon [took] their place in desperate hand to hand �ghting, in which some got through only to be picked up by the fourth platoon which was deployed simultane-ously with the third. . . . By the time they struck the fourth platoon they were all in and easy prey.

It's God's truth that one Company of American soldiers beat and routed a full regiment of picked shock troops of the German Army...At ten o'clock . . . the Germans were carry-ing back wounded and dead [from] the river bank and we in our exhaustion let them do it - they carried back all but six hundred which we counted later and �fty-two ma-chine guns. . . . We had started with 251 men and 5 lieutenants. . . . I had left 51 men and 2 second lieutenants. . . .”

FLAG

23.5” x 20

Pressure mount needed

DSC DSM

Pu rp le H ea rt

Fr en ch Le gi on o f

H on ou r M ed al

Ita lia n W ar C ro ss

D is ab le d O ce r

MAJ

Collar Insignia

Iron Cross

Vi ct or y

M ed al

Cr oi x de

G ue rr e

Ve te ra ns

M ed al

VFW

StarDUI

24” x 6” angled padded mount for medalscig cAW compass txt text text

Captain Jesse Wooldridge (1885-1963) commanded G Company, 38th Infantry Regiment, 3d Division, at the Second Battle of the Marne.

His vastly outnumbered company held its positions through successive German attacks.

DETAIL - 1.9 CASE

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Title: 1.9a plinth graphic

Date: 18 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

1.9a - PLINTH GRAPHIC 24.75” X 2.5”

Scale: 1:2

Frank O’D. “Monk” Hunter is fourth from the left posed with an early biplane.

.25” bleed

Text to be provided.

Interchangeale identi�er panel for rotating artifact - QTY 1 24.75” x 2.5” - graphic print wrapped on sign blank

COLOR - SW7038 Tony Taupe - Black lettering

24.75”

3 Revision 3

Title: 1.8a plinth graphic

Date: 16 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

1.10a - PLINTH GRAPHIC 44” X 2.5”

Scale: 1:2

Frank O’D. “Monk” Hunter is fourth from the left posed with an early biplane.

.25” bleed

Text to be provided.

Interchangeale identi�er panel for rotating artifact - QTY 1 44” x 2.5” - graphic print wrapped on sign blank

COLOR - SW7038 Tony Taupe - Black lettering

44”

44.5”

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4 Revision 4

Title: 1.11 wall

Date: 20 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

1.1 WALL UNIT - GRAPHICS 1 SIDE

55” X 4” X 90”

90”

74”

62”

78”

81”

50”

55”

71”

47.75”

25.5”

3.5”

85.25”

15”

Trench surface

2 SIDE ELEVATION

4”

55”

2x4 frame

1/2” MDF surface secure wall 1.12 secure to case 1.9 wall secure to cement �ooring (3)

3 PLAN ELEVATION

2x4 frame

1 FRONT ELEVATION

90”

32”

12”

4”

2x4 support frame

1.11 CASE DETAIL

Aisne-Marne Campaign The German o�ensive known as the Second Battle of the Marne, when it failed, became by gradations the Allied countero�ensive victory known as the Aisne-Marne Campaign. The Third Division’s objective was to pin down the Germans to allow the French Sixth and Tenth Armies to advance. As part of the countero�ensive, the division advanced across the Marne River from four positions and occupied Mont-St-Père by using pontoon bridges constructed by the 6th Engineers. After ten days of bitter �ghting, the division captured the towns of Jaulgonne, Bois du Chanois, Le Charmel and Ronchères. At the end of July, the 32nd Division relieved the

Third from the front, which moved back to the Château-Thierry region for rest. Command was transferred from the French Corps to U.S. III Corps.

gun

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4 Revision 4

Title: 1.11 case

Date: 209 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 3” = 1’12 x 50 x 12 CASES - QTY 1 1.11

12” 12”

12”

3/

8"

AND MEDITE ARTIFACT CASE, HINGED FRONT PANEL.

USE CR LAURENCE DOOR RAIL HARDWARE

WITH KEY LOCK, MATTE BLACK FINISH.

ARTIFACT CASEWORK TOP AND SIDES BE MEDITE BOX

CONSTRUCTION. (1) SMALL DIAMETER LED

LIGHTS HOUSED IN CAP OF CASE AS SEEN

IN DRAWING “C” PLAN VIEW. USE LIGHT FROM

WWW.WACLIGHTING.COM/PRODUCT/1263

BRUSHED NICKEL FINISH AS PER TYPICAL DETAIL

CONDITION THROUGHOUT PROJECT.

BASE HAS INTEGRATED PLINTH TO PRESENT

STANDING UNIFORM TORSO FORM.

CASE TO BE INTEGRATED INTO WALL UNIT

3/4” Medite back sides, and plinth

Primed, plus two coats of Sherwin Williams

TONY TAUPE

wire mounts for ri�e

(artifact to be provided by museum)ri�e

1 FRONT ELEVATION 2 SIDE ELEVATION

3 PLAN ELEVATION

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 1.12 wall

Date: 20 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

1.12 WALL UNIT

66” X 4” X 90”

90”

66”

70”

Trench surface

54”

38”

2 SIDE ELEVATION

4”

66”

2x4 frame trench surface

3 PLAN ELEVATION

2x4 frame

1 FRONT ELEVATION

90”

12”

4” cleat to existing wall

Trench surface cleat to existing wall cleat to existing wall

Meuse–Argonne Campaign The Meuse-Argonne Campaign was the last major Allied o�ensive. The Third Division became part of III Corps’ reserve, but by the 30 September the division had moved to V Corps’ area of operation and quickly relieved the inexperienced 79th Division. After nearly two weeks of �ghting, the division successfully broke through the Hindenburg Line, gaining ground from Cierges-Romagne and Bois de Cunel to Bois de Fôret. After twenty-eight days of �ghting, the division was relieved by the Fifth Division and formed III Corps’ reserve. The division rested and re�t, �rst at Montfauçon, then near the Tannois area.

They did not �ght again because the Germans signed an armistice on 11 November 1918. The Meuse-Argonne O�ensive was the deadliest AEF campaign of the war, with more than 26,000 killed (Division 1,729) and more than 95,000-wounded (Division 6,578).

Imbedded Panel:

24” x 32”

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 1.13 case

Date: 23 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 3” = 1’30 x 36 x 90 CASE - QTY 1 1.13

FRONT ELEVATION A SIDE ELEVATION B

PLAN VIEW C

36” 30 " 2'

-6

36”

3/

8"

7' -6

7' -6

FOR MUSEUM PROVIDED ARTIFACTS

Interchangeable identi�er panels 31” x 2.5” (sign blank wrapped with graphic)

NOTES: 1/4” LAMINATED, TEMPERED GLASS

ARTIFACT CASE, HINGED FRONT PANEL.

LEFT WALL MEDITE CONSTRUCTION, RIGHT

SIDE GLASS CONSTRUCTION.

USE CR LAURENCE DOOR RAIL HARDWARE

WITH KEY LOCK, MATTE BLACK FINISH.

ARTIFACT CASEWORK TOP BE MEDITE BOX

CONSTRUCTION. (4) SMALL DIAMETER LED

LIGHTS HOUSED IN CAP OF CASE AS SEEN

IN DRAWING “C” PLAN VIEW. USE LIGHT FROM

WWW.WACLIGHTING.COM/PRODUCT/1263

BRUSHED NICKEL FINISH AS PER TYPICAL DETAIL

CONDITION THROUGHOUT PROJECT.

BASE HAS INTEGRATED PLINTH TO PRESENT

STANDING UNIFORM TORSO FORM.

SMOOTH BLACK KYDEX OR SINTRA FINISH AT BASE

AND TOP

3/4” Medite back and plinth

Primed, plus two coats of Sherwin Williams

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 1.13 wall graphics

Date: 21 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

1.13 WALLPAPER AND 1” PANEL GRAPHICS

82” wall color - SW 7038 Tany Taupe (existing) outlet existing door

60” 12”6.5” 37.5”

An Army of Occupation When the war ended at the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month of 1918, the Third Army assumed command as the Army of Occupation in Germany. It comprised nine veteran divisions including the Third. On 17 November, the division began marching towards Germany. After �ve days, it reached

Luxembourg, where it remained until 1 December. Then, it crossed two bridges into Germany, arriving on the Rhine River on 10

December 1918. For eight months the division maintained a permanent headquarters at Andernach. The last unit began its homeward journey on 28 August 1919.

The Third or “Marne” Division was the only division to earn six campaign clasps (Aisne, Champagne-Marne, Aisne-Marne, Saint-Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne, and Defensive Sector). Back in the

United States, it was stationed at Camp Pike, Arkansas.

63.5”

49.75”

74”

59”

56.5” 51”

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 1.14 wall

Date: 20 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

1.14 WALL UNIT

38” X 4” X 90”

90”

38”

60.75”

6”

85.25”

Trench surface

6”

Trench surface

ARTIFACT CASEWORK TOP BE MEDITE BOX

CONSTRUCTION WITH 1/4” UV PLEXIGLAS

SECURED WITH SAFETY SCREWS (4)

ARTIFACT PATCH TO BE SECURED WITH SUPPORT AND WIRE MOUNT (1)

FOR MUSEUM PROVIDED PATCH ARTIFACT

3/4” Medite

Primed, plus two coats of Sherwin Williams

TONY TAUPE

8”

2 SIDE ELEVATION

4”

38”

2x4 frame trench surface secure to cement �ooring (3)

3 PLAN ELEVATION

2x4 frame

1 FRONT ELEVATION

90”

32”

12”

4” attach to cases

1.10 and 1.15

Trench surface

3” trench surface trench surface

8”

The Patch: Symbolism, Legend, and Lore The design of the Third Division Shoulder Sleeve Insignia (Division Patch) grew out of an order given by AEF commander Gen. John Joseph “Black Jack” Pershing which speci�ed that each American division have a distinctive patch. This action was inspired by the 81st Division’s ‘Wildcat Patch,’ and since that time, the Army uses Shoulder Sleeve Insignia to identify unique commands and units.

During the Meuse-Argonne Campaign, Brig. Gen. Preston Brown, the division commander, conceptualized the division’s insignia as three diagonal white stripes on a �eld of dark blue. Dark blue represents every American soldier’s loyalty, steadfastness, and devotion to the principles of right and justice. The three diagonal white stripes symbolize the division’s three major campaigns from The Great War (later called World War I)—The Marne, St. Mihiel, and the Meuse-Argonne—and its numerical designation as the Third Division.

patch

Imbedded Panel:

15” x 17.75”

SW 6139

Mossy Gold

3 Revision 3

Title: 1.15a plinth graphic

Date: 20 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

1.15a - PLINTH GRAPHIC 44” X 2.5”

Scale: 1:2

Frank O’D. “Monk” Hunter is fourth from the left posed with an early biplane.

.25” bleed

Text to be provided.

Interchangeale identi�er panel for rotating artifact - QTY 1 44” x 2.5” - graphic print wrapped on sign blank

COLOR - SW7038 Tony Taupe - Black lettering

44”

44.5”

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 1.15 cases

Date: 20 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 3” = 1’48 x 18 x 90 CASE - QTY 1 1.15

FRONT ELEVATION A SIDE ELEVATION B

PLAN VIEW C

48”

48”

3/

8"

7' -6

7' -6

USE CR LAURENCE DOOR RAIL HARDWARE

WITH KEY LOCK, MATTE BLACK FINISH.

ARTIFACT CASEWORK TOP AND SIDES BE MEDITE BOX

CONSTRUCTION. (4) SMALL DIAMETER LED

LIGHTS HOUSED IN CAP OF CASE AS SEEN

IN DRAWING “C” PLAN VIEW. USE LIGHT FROM

WWW.WACLIGHTING.COM/PRODUCT/1263

BRUSHED NICKEL FINISH AS PER TYPICAL DETAIL

CONDITION THROUGHOUT PROJECT.

INTEGRATED PLINTH TO PRESENT OBJECTS.

SMOOTH BLACK KYDEX OR SINTRA FINISH AT BASE

AND TOP.

BASE CONSTRUCTION MDF, FINISHED IN DIRT

“TRENCH” FINISH.

SECURE CASE TO WALL.

45.5”

Interchangeable identi�er panels 44” x 2.5” (sign blank wrapped with graphic)

18"

3"

3/4” MDF BASE

Top and bottom

3/4” Medite back and plinth

Primed, plus two coats of Sherwin Williams

TONY TAUPE

Top �nish SW6139 Mossy gold

SW 6139

Mossy Gold helmet gun bayonet

MUSEUM PROVIDED OBJECTS (3) to be mounted by wire mounts/supports from case back:

Garande ri�e, bayonet, helmet

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 1.16 arched wall

Date: 22 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

CURVED PANEL - FINISHED ON 2 SIDES - QTY 1

42” x 16.5” x 90” - 1.16

90”

2x4 frame connects to case 1.15

2x4 frame attaches to landing craft transition

1/2” MDF surface

1/2” MDF surface

1” arched support

1” arched support

1” arched support

2 CONSTRUCTION ELEVATION1 FRONT ELEVATION

3 PLAN ELEVATION

90”

68.5”

1/2” MDF surface

Primed, plus two coats of Sherwin Williams SW 7038 Tony Taupe

Sherwin Williams

SW 6139

MOSSY GOLD

80.5”

CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS:

2 x 4 construction with anchoring to �oor and additional panels 1” arched top, middle and bottom 1/2” MDF face �nish - primed with 2 coats of SW paint - color speci�ed in individual �les

42”

3”

Coming Home: The Interwar Years In 1922, the Third Division Headquarters was moved to Camp

Lewis, Washington, while the subordinate units were located throughout the West. In 1939–40, the division went through a major change with the Infantry and Artillery Brigade Headquarters disbanded. The 4th and 38th Infantry Regiments were lost and the

15th Infantry Regiment was added. The 18th and 76th Field

Artillery Regiments departed while the 10th Field Artillery

Regiment was broken into three battalions—10th, 39th, and 41st.

Intensive training focused on amphibious landings moved between Puget Sound, Washington, and San Diego and Fort Ord, California. The division relocated to Fort Ord after Pearl Harbor but several months later moved to Camp Pickett, Virginia. In autumn, 1942, the division shipped out from Norfolk, Virginia, as part of

Operation TORCH—the invasion of North Africa.

42”

42”

4.25”

16.5”

4”

4”

3”

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 1.17 arched wall

Date: 21 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

CURVED PANEL WALLPAPER - QTY 1

40” x 4”/6” x 90” - Wallpaper graphic - 34” x 40” 1.17

4” 6”

40”

90”

1.17 panel cleat - others support panel

1.17 wall cleat

1.7 panel cleat - others support panel

1.7 wall cleat

40”

1” wall cleat (1.17 only) - support panel all others

2x4 frame

1/2” MDF surface

2x4 frame

1/2” MDF surface

1/2” MDF surface

1/2” MDF surface

1” arched support

1” arched support

1” arched support

SW 6139

Mossy Gold

2 BACK ELEVATION1 FRONT ELEVATION

3 PLAN ELEVATION

90”

68.5”

CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS:

2 x 4 construction with anchoring to �oor and additional panels 1” arched top, middle and bottom 1/2” MDF face and sides �nish - primed with 2 coats of SW paint - color speci�ed in individual �les

40”

3”

Wallpaper

SW 6138

Values/Leadership

ABERCROMBIE, HUGH

Sergeant, U.S. Army

Battery A, 10th Field Artillery, 3d Division, A.E.F.

Date of Action: 15 July 1918

Citation: The Distinguished Service Cross is presented to Hugh Abercrombie, Sergeant, U.S.

Army, for extraordinary heroism in action at Janvier

Farm, France, July 15, 1918. Sergeant Abercrombie, in charge of the ammunition detail, realizing that all the ammunition at the guns had been used by a barrage to prevent the enemy from crossing the

Marne River, immediately organized his detail and carried ammunition by hand from scattered piles whose locations were known to him alone, to the battery position, a distance of about a kilometer.

While so engaged, he was severely wounded but refused to be evacuated. After receiving �rst-aid treatment he ordered that he be placed in a shallow trench, from which place he directed the supply of ammunition to the guns. His bravery and utter disregard of his wounded condition were an inspiration to his comrades.

General Orders No. 8, W.D., 1934

JAMES, JESSE A.

Sergeant, U.S. Army

Company L, 4th Infantry Regiment, 3d Division, A.E.F.

Date of Action: 13 July 1918

Citation: The Distinguished Service Cross is presented to Jesse A. James, Sergeant, U.S. Army, for extraordinary heroism in action near Les Evaux, France, July 13, 1918. After many attempts to get patrols across the Marne had failed, Sergeant James alone swam the river, taking with Mm a wire, by which a boat containing two of his comrades was drawn across, without attracting the attention of the enemy.

General Orders No. 32, W.D., 1918.

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 1.18 landing craft transition

Date: 30 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

Scale: no scale1.18 TRANSITION - LANDING CRAFT 96” x 48” x 90”

Trasition area between WWI and WWII area - reference photo above and �ooplan section at right.

Finishes to resemble look and feel of WWII landing craft interior.

48”

48”

96”96”

1.18 landing craft transition metal plate �oor no ramp or very slight incline to reduce tripping hazzard

3 Revision 3

4 Revision 4

Title: 1.13 wall graphics

Date: 21 march 2017

Drawn by: showers

Scale: 1:3

1.13 WALLPAPER AND 1” PANEL GRAPHICS

82” wall color - SW 7038 Tany Taupe (existing)

23” 11.5”

The Gathering Storm In many ways World War II was a continuation of World War I, except for Japan and Italy, Allies who felt cheated by the postwar settlement and changed sides. A barely recovering Germany reeled under the weight of the Great Depression, which gave rise to the Nazi Party and its leader Adolf Hitler by 1933. Italy had become a fascist dictatorship under Mussolini in 1922. Hitler began a program of rearmament, then foreign aggression. When

Germany invaded Poland on 1 September 1939, Great Britain and

France declared war. The U.S.S. R. (Russia) remained neutral until attacked by Hitler in June 1941. The U.S. remained neutral until

7 December…