| The Washington Times 26 April 1912 Robert Scott Lytle is one of the best-known young men of Washington. He gained great popularity as one of the mainstays of Central High School's Football team. He graduated from Central in 1906. Later he attended the University of Pennsylvania, and last year took a post-graduate course in literature at Tome Institute. Lytle is the son of the late Robert S. Lytle and was born in Washington, August 12, 1887. |
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| The Houston Post 8 Nov 1917 |
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| 28 Oct 1917 Laredo Weekly Times Mr. and Mrs. James A. Gallagher announce the marriage of their daughter, Mary Isabel, to Roebert Scott Lyelt, Captain United States Army, Thursday, October 25th, 1917, San Antonio, Texas. |
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| 1918 October 2-3, 1918 - Capt. Robert S. Lytle in France during World War I |
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| Navy Distingueshed Service Medal |
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| WWI Victory Medal Capt. Robert S. Lytle |
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| reverse side Victory Ribbon |
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| Edge with egraving Capt Robert S Lytle and Aviation Wings |
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| Side view Capt. Robert S. Lytle USMC |
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| History of the USCM WWI Attention to Fliers during WWi |
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| 1918 Capt Robert S Lytle |
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