I like to think of these men as the first Harley motorcycle gang!

This a rare postcard of the WW1 Army Motor-Cycle Brigade at their training camp, Camp Dodge; located by Fort Dodge, Iowa. They are using Harley-Davidson motorcycles with sidecars. This was a relatively new type of military brigade, referred to as "Motor Mobile Infantry", but the army found many ways to utilize motorcycles during the war - some had machine guns strapped onto the sidecars, some served as ambulances, some lead convoys and others dispatched messages.

The condition is good for a postcard of its age; it still has good color. It does have light creases and the corners are a little worn, but these don't distract from the overall appeal.

Standard postcard size. Made of standard paper material.