History
Identity and chronology
Three National Archives photographs dated October 13, 1917 identify the Headquarters Company and Band of the 129th Field Artillery, 35th Division, at Camp Doniphan, Oklahoma.
Leadership
The NARA descriptions do not identify the bandmaster or individual soldiers.
Sponsorship and participation
This was a U.S. Army field-artillery unit band in World War I training at Camp Doniphan beside Fort Sill.
Military personnel.
Activity
The three independent views establish the unit band’s presence and formation during wartime mobilization.
Why this band matters
Multiple federal primary images document a named field-artillery band in Oklahoma wartime training history.


