Before the Guns are loosed, Russian Sector, Western Front
The American Legion Paris Convention, 1927--A Unit of the Auxiliary in the Parade Down the Champs Elysees
Col. Reckord, 115th Inf., and soldiers of the "Blue and Gray" (29th) Division on the Heights of the Meuse
"You Doughboys, You Slow Boys; Here's Luck, an' Let Her go, Boys! We Like You, Infantry." East of the Meuse
"Keeping Their Guard for the Ghosts of Men Who Sleep, and Wait for Their Mates Again" Suresnes Cemetery, Paris
The American Legion Paris Convention, 1927--the Legion Marching in Parade Beneath the Arch of Triumph
From Belleau Village to Belleau Wood and American Military Cemetery Today, France
American Gunners Firing a 75-mm Motorized Anti-Aircraft Gun
American Troop Train Halted at Epinal, en Route to a Quiet Sector of the Vosges Front
Ruins of Metzeral, Alsace, from Trenches Occupied by Several American Divisons while in Training
American Troops Sleeping in Line in the Open Fields during Advance
"Dead to the World"--Dog-tired Yanks Sleeping in an Old Trench near Chateau-Thierry
On the Route Nationale from Meaux to Chateau-Thierry. American infantry Resting during a Brief Halt
They Wrote Their Records in the Blood that Gave the Poppies Deeper Flame. American Soldier Killed in Action
The Bloody Road from the Marne to the Vesle--Epieds Captured by 26th Divison, July, 1918
Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag and Smile, Smile, Smile - American Convoy Headed for the Front
Massively-built German Trenches, St. Mihiel Salient, Conquered by 1st American Army, Sept. 12, 1918
American Doughboys Overlooking Coblenz, Germany, from the Heights of Ehrenbreitenstein
Americans Established with the French in Meuse-Argonne Rear Areas before the Great Attack, September 1918
Camp Kitchen in the Woods, 1st American Army Assembly Area, Meuse-Argonne
Looking toward the German Lines from Famous Le Mort Homme (Dead Man's Hill), Sector of American 3rd Corps
"The Hanging Man of the Bois d'Avocourt,"--Sector of the 79th Division
Montfaucon and Ground South of It, Crossed by German Stronghold
An American Armored Car Equipped with a Field Gun in the Street of a Shattered Village,Meuse-Argonne
"There Lies the Road from Avocourt that Leads to Montfaucon"
American Transport Trains Jammed in Avocourt, Junction of Axial Roads of 37th and 79th Divisions
"All their Weary Marches Done, All their Battles Fought and Won." American Dead in the Meuse-Argonne
U.S. Engineers Working on Roads with American Tractor-drawn Graders and Dump Wagons, Meuse-Argonne
German Rifle Pits in a Cemetery in the Balnc Mont Sector, Captured by the 2nd Division
