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General John Joseph Pershing presents the D.S.C. to U.S. 26th Division troops and reviews the division at La Ferte in France.
U.S. 26th Division troops at La Ferte in France during World War I. U.S. troops stand in a squad and salute. A flag of United States. An officer reads from a paper. General John Joseph Pershing with other U.S. officers. U.S. troops stand in a line. General John approaches the troops. He presents the Distinguished Service Cross (D.S.C) medal to 26th Division troops. The General is escorted by other U.S. officers. He shakes hands with the troops. He stands with U.S. officer. A soldier comes and salutes them. He stands near General John Joseph Pershing The troops march and follow the military band. Troops with Distinguished Service Cross (D.S.C) medal pinned on their uniform. A woman looks at the medals on the uniforms of the soldiers.
U.S. 5th Marine Regiment dig a trench, cut wooden logs with an axe and stand in a line for food in Gondrecourt, France.
U.S. 5th Marine Regiment in Gondrecourt, France during World War I. The troops dig a trench and lay a water pipe. Wooden houses in the background. The soldiers cut wooden logs with an axe. The wooden logs are put aside. The soldiers unload the supplies from a cart. U.S. officers on horse backs and the troops march in a squad. A truck and a dog on the road. The soldiers march with rifles on their shoulders. The troops stand in a line outside the mess hall. They carry their plates and mugs in their hand. They sit at a table and eat their food. Few men stand in the line for food.
U.S. 5th Marine Regiment lay prone on the ground and dig a trench with an axe during a contest in Gondrecourt, France.
U.S. 5th Marine Regiment in Gondrecourt, France during World War I. U.S. troops lay prone on the ground and take cover. They dig a trench with their pick axes during a contest. The troops cheer during the contest. An officer looks at the troops as they are digging the trench.
U.S. troops in trenches and practicing bayonet drills in France during World War I.
Soldiers of U.S. 5th Marine, 2nd Battalion with French Second Army soldiers at the Third Bourmont Training Area in France during World War I. U.S. troops in trenches. The troops enter a bunker. The soldiers come out of the bunker. The soldiers are wearing coats and hats due to cold weather. A U.S. officer plays with a dog. The troops carry guns with bayonets. A bayonet drill. The soldiers in trenches with bayonets in their hands. They march forward for the drill. They move out of the trenches and put the bayonet in a dummy. The soldiers practice again. The dummies are hanged from a rope. The troops practice on the dummies. A dummy in the center and the troops practice on it.
U.S. troops wear gas masks and walk in trenches in France during World War I.
U.S. 5th Marine 2nd Battalion with French Second Army at the Third Bourmont Training Area in France during World War I. U.S. troops in trenches with rifles with fixed bayonets in their hands. A thin covering of snow is on the ground and it appears to be lightly raining or snowing. The soldiers come out of a bunker with gas masks. Some soldiers are already wearing the gas masks and others are hastily putting them on as they emerge from a covered trench into an open trench. The soldiers walk in the trenches. A medical unit passes by in a trench with red cross armbands and one soldier carrying a folded up stretcher or litter. The troops move out of the bunker and stand near a cooking cart or kitchen cart with a boiler. They are handed large vats of hot water, soup or other liquid. Scene changes to an outdoor ceremony with many civilians present, including many women. A French soldier stands nearby as the civilians pull white ribbons from an evergreen tree that is covered by the decorative ribbons. An American Army soldier helps reach a ribbon high in the tree to hand to a civilian.
U.S. troops make barbed wires defenses and in prone position try to cross the fences in France.
U.S. 5th Marine 2nd Battalion with French Second Army at the Third Bourmont Training Area in France during World War I.. U.S. troops put barbed wires in the field. They stand in a line. The troops make barbed wire fences for defense. A U.S. officer checks the barbed wires and talks to the troops. The soldiers in prone position try to cross the fences. The soldiers have guns and bayonet attached to it. The troops advance.