French Infantrymen Securing Themselves against Shell Fire
Ten Years Ago – First American Troops (1st Division) in Paris, July 4, 1917
July 4, 1917 - Troops of 1st American Division Receiving Colors from French Veterans, Invalides, Paris.
Troops of 1st American Division Reviewed by French Veterans, Invalides, Paris, July 4, 1917
American Legion and French Guard of Honor at Grave of Unknown Soldier, Paris, Sept., 1927.
Commander Savage, American Legion, Relighting Flame on Grave of Unknown Soldier beneath Arch of Triumph
Flags of American Legion on Way to Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris, for Ceremony, Sept. 18, 1927.
Flags of American Legion Entering Cathedral of Notre Dame, Paris, Sept. 18, 1927.
The Big Parade of the American Legion forming at the Arch of Triumph, Sept. 19, 1927.
Mounted Gardes Republicaines Heading the Legion Parade down Ave. des Champs Elysees, Paris.
The Department of Florida Leading the American Legion Departments in the Paris Parade, 1927.
A Drum and Bugle Corps in Striking Uniforms, American Legion Parade, Paris, 1927.
For the Second Time in History the Arch of Triumph Was Opened for a Parade. American Legion Conv., 1927
The Osage Indians at the Head of the Oklahoma Delegation; American Legion Parade, Paris, 1927.
The Champs Elysees was Thronged with Spectators for the Legion Parade, Sept. 19, 1927.
Sept. 19, 1927, Was Declared a National Holiday in France for the American Legion Parade in Paris.
American Legion Convention in Session in the Trocadero, Paris, September, 1927.
Gen. Pershing, Marshal Foch and Gen. Gouraud (with empty sleeve) Surrounded by Blind French Veterans, Rue Daru, Paris.
M. Jusserand, Former French Ambassador to the U. S., Speaking to American Legion and Blind French Veterans, Rue Daru, Paris.
Gen. Pershing with American Legion and Auxiliary Officers Visiting Blind French Veterans, Rue Daru, Paris.
Gen. Pershing, Commander Savage and M. Painleve, French Minister of War, at the Gare des Invalides, Paris.
Fete at Fontainebleau Representing Return of Napoleon I and His Troops from Campaign of 1805.
Fete of Fontainebleau Given for American Legion, Sept. 24, 1927. Reception to Austrian Ambassador by Napoleon I.
Evolution of French Hussars in Napoleonic Uniforms. Fete at Fontainebleau for American Legion, Sept. 24, 1927.
The Flags of Gatinais at the Foot of the Tribune. Fete at Fontainebleau, Sept. 24, 1927.
Hitting the Old Trails - Touring Legionnaires at Vienne-la-Ville, between Reims and Verdun, Sept., 1927.
French Veterans' Societies of Reims Welcoming the American Legion to the Martyred City, September, 1927.
Indiana World War Memorial, Indianapolis, Indiana
United States 16-inch Seacoast Gun, Model 1919, on Barbette Range, Firing at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland
