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One Hundred Years Ago at Camp Hancock

 

World War One soldier firing his rifle

 

undated, "Shooting Silhouettes on the 200 yd."

Shooting was an important part of the engineers training at Camp Hancock and Ed did many drawings of soldiers at the range. He was also a marksman, winning an award as best in the company. Note the detail in the gun's sight.

You can view an excerpt from Ed Shenton's story, The Lost Sketchbooks: A Young Artist in The Great War, at www.thelostsketchbooks.com