American Army Medical Corps colonel, and French counterpart, step from a government building, during World War 1. They converse briefly, shake hands, salute, and go their separate ways. (The scene is repeated twice.) (World War I; World War 1; WWI; WW1) Regards H Gouraud ([email protected])
Allied soldiers in France during World War I. Allied soldiers with mutilated faces due to injuries secured during the war. The soldiers smoke cigarettes. A man with a metal piece attached to his mouth..
Allied soldiers in France during World War I. Injured Allied soldiers lying on beds in a hospital wardroom as men look after the soldiers. Soldiers lying on the beds.
Allied soldiers in France during World War I. A rail road train pulls up at a station in France. Allied soldiers on the platform. They move across a rail road track. They enter a building at the station. Nurses cook food inside the building. A nurse at the entrance distributes packets to the soldiers. A General stands next to the nurse.
Allied soldiers in France during World War I. The soldiers carrying their luggage march down a road. One of them carries an American flag.
Allied soldiers in France during World War I. American soldiers at a cemetery. A carriage pulls up near them. The soldiers carry a casket wrapped in an American flag. Flowers placed over the casket as an officer reads out a prayer from a book. The soldiers remove the flag and the flowers. A soldier blows a trumpet at the burial ceremony. A statue of the Jesus with graves around it.
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