United States officials and officers in France during World War I. American Expeditionary Force (AEF) Commander General John Pershing with U.S. Secretary of War Newton D. Baker. The General, the Secretary, and other American officers stand around several artillery pieces on the frontline. U.S. Army forces are seen digging placements for another artillery gun to be rolled into position. Soldiers prepare a gun for inspection. The large artillery gun barrel moved into position. General Pershing, and Secretary Baker and others inspect the gun.
German prisoners of war in France during World War I. The first group of German prisoners captured by the Americans at a prison camp. The twenty one soldiers and two officers in a barbed wire enclosure. The haggard looking young soldiers. Two German officers with their backs towards the camera. U.S. officers talk to the German prisoners. Cars and soldiers on the road in the background.
United States officials and officers in France during World War I. American Expeditionary Force (AEF) Commander General John Pershing and President Raymond Poincare review cavalry and infantry troops of the American and French forces. Also standing with them is former Prime Minister Paul Painleve and other American and French military leaders. U.S. and French cavalry and infantry march past in review. Soldiers carry the U.S. and French flags. Soldiers salute as they pass the leaders.
Georges Clemenceau, the Prime Minister of France takes a walk in the garden. Dog walks along with him. Georges speaks with a group of people.
Soldiers of British Army debark after Battle of Arras during World War I in France. 12 pound guns are lowered. Troops and horses are assembled at a place. New Zealand soldiers enter in a railroad train. Devonshire Infantry marches on road. Devonshire Cavalry also moves. Dust arises as horses move. Artillery is moved on horse carts. A Mark I tank moves on road along with soldiers.
British soldiers, of the Norfolk Regiment pose alongside a Mark VII BL 6 inch field gun, on the Western Front in World War 1. The steam-powered tractor that pulled it is seen bogged down on a broken section of corduroy road. Another tractor is seen in the background. Scene shifts to Norfolks resting before heading to the front. Most of the the troops are sitting on the ground, with their arms stacked. Officers pose standing in the front. Next scene shows troops marching and teams of horses pulling wagons around a huge mine crater that has been fenced off in the wreckage of a destroyed town in France. (World War I; World War 1; WWI; WW1)
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