Ww1 Major General Enoch Herbert Crowder Signed Photo 1929

This historical signed photograph features Major General Enoch Herbert Crowder (April 11, 1859 - May 7, 1932), a prominent figure in U. Crowder is renowned for drafting and implementing the Selective Service Act of 1917, which was pivotal in mobilizing U. Troops during World War I. As Judge Advocate General of the U.

Army from 1911 to 1923, he made significant contributions to military law and was later appointed U. His work profoundly shaped the military's legal structure and the conscription system during a crucial time in U. This photograph is inscribed to General William McChesney, a distinguished military officer with notable service. McChesney, who served during World War I, was recognized for his leadership and contributions to the war effort.

His military career is marked by commendations for his dedication and service to the U. The frame and photograph show signs of wear consistent with age, including some damage to the edges and back.

Despite the condition, this is a rare and valuable piece of military history, offering collectors a unique connection to two significant military figures.

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