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| constituted the largest percentage of membership. The color was presented to the State by the War Department. No. 55 - 310th U. S. Field Artillery Regimental Color Presented to the State by the War Department, this was the standard red regimental color of the 310th United States Field Artillery, a unit that contained a large proportion of Marylanders. No. 56-A - 351st U. S. Field Artillery National Flag This was the forty-eight star national flag of the 851st United States Field Artillery, 92d Division. No. 56-B - 351st U. S. Field Artillery Regimental Color This was the regulation red regimental color of the 351st United States Field Artillery, 92d Division. No. 56-C - 351st U. S. Field Artillery National Flag This was another regulation forty-eight star national flag of the 351st United States Field Artillery, 92d Division. No. 56-D-I - 351st U. S. Field Artillery Guidons These were battery guidons of the 351st Field Artillery. The unit engaged in active firing for the last nine days of World War I in support of the American Second Army. No. 57-A - Maryland State Guard National Flag This forty-eight star standard national flag was carried by the Second Maryland Infantry, Maryland State Guard, in the World War I era. No. 57-B - Maryland State Guard State Color This State color was carried by the Second Maryland Infantry, Maryland State Guard, a unit organized for home duty during World War I. Upon disbanding the regiment, this color and the preceding one were presented to the State by Thomas Warner Jenkins, Baltimore. _31_ |