American Expeditionary Force troops in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive battle in France during World War I. Prisoners carry injured soldiers on stretchers. Dead bodies of soldiers on ground. Troops advance in columns of two. Jeeps driven on a mud road. Troops carry wounded soldier on a stretcher. A soldier smokes a cigar while reading a letter. General of American Expeditionary Force John Joseph Pershing decorates soldiers. Supplies being moved to the front. Troops in a trench.
American Expeditionary Forces during the Meuse-Argonne Offensive in France in World War I. American Expeditionary Force troops load shells in an artillery piece. U.S. troops fire artillery. Smoke rises due to explosions on ground. American soldiers wait in trenches and fire a machine gun. Panoramic view of the battlefield under an artillery barrage. U.S. artillery fire shells. Vehicles being driven on road. Prisoners carry injured soldiers on litters. Dead bodies of German enemy on ground. Soldiers advance through ruins. Soldiers on horses near bombed buildings of town. Soldiers run across a street. A tall building possibly a church being bombed as a massive explosion is seen. American troops advance and are seen along a railroad near Sedan.
French Cavalry troops in France during World War I. French troops gathered. A tent house in the background. Women and troops walk. Two women talk to a man. People walk along the tents. A woman shows her dress. Two women walk with a man and then turn around
American field service volunteers in France during World War I. Officers come out of a building. They get into a military truck. American field service volunteers readying for service. A man shaves and another man wipes his face. Volunteers eat. Volunteers stand in a line. Officer reviews volunteers. Officers come out of a building including American, French, and British Allied officers. Officers stand and talk in a courtyard, including United States Army General John Pershing. Officers followed by volunteers march. An American Red Cross ambulance being driven away. Line of American Red Cross ambulances parked in a line. Volunteers emerge from truck and divide up to drive away the Ambulances. Volunteers carry an injured soldier on stretcher into the ambulance. Ambulance being driven over a rough road and discharging wounded at a field hospital.
Japanese American Division citations in France during World War II. United States Army General John Ernest Dahlquist presents citations to 442nd Infantry Regiment Combat team. Troops salute and stand at attention. The troops stand holding the American flag. They march and assemble for the presentation ceremony. The soldiers are decorated with Bronze Star Medals.
Construction of an airstrip in France during World War II. Three sappers walk on a grassy area. They look for buried mines. The sappers dig out mines from the ground. Surveyors at work on the field. Two surveyors show equipment. Two engineers signal to the two surveyors. An engineer at transit signaling. A bulldozer pushes a huge pile of dirt on the field. Two guards and a group in the background. A scraper on the field. A soldier sitting at the back door of a vehicle talks with another standing beside him. The bulldozer and heavy equipment on the airstrip. The bulldozer and the scraper turn and go down the field. Insignia of the United States. Different views of the equipment on the field. An aircraft is towed and is taken to the airstrip.
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