U.S. 6th First Army troops fire artillery guns at German targets near Exermont in France during Meuse-Argonne offensive of World War 1. A soldier checks target coordinates with binocular and provides them to the artillery shelling troops on a field telephone.
U.S. Army 18th Infantry troops in World War 1 take cover in trenches in the Argonne forest in France during Meuse-Argonne offensive. An American soldier gives water to fellow soldier. The troops advance ahead into a wooded area.
View of structures destroyed by retreating Ottoman forces during the Mesopotamian campaign in World War 1. British and Indian troops moving horses and supplies across a pontoon bridge. War materiel, including field artillery, being pulled up a hill by teams of horses. A tractor pulling heavy artillery along a desert road, with numerous British soldiers riding on the guns and carriages.
Troops of a British Colonial Indian mounted machine gun battery walk with their horses on a desert path,during the Mesopotamian Campaign of World War 1. Large hills and rocky outcroppings are seen in the region.
Shows British General Edmund Allenby meeting and greeting dignitaries at a railway station in Cairo, Egypt, during World War 1. General Allenby rides a horse and is followed by a cavalry of Egyptian Expeditionary Force (EEF). Shows EEF cavalry standing in formation and being trained for desert campaign
British troops of the 4th Sussex Regiment, 53rd (Welsh) Division, marching through Bethlehem, Palestine, on December 9, 1917. Local populace watches as the troops march through the town.
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