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U.S. 5th and 6th Marine Regiment leave the trenches at Montreuil and depart for rest camps and Marine officers pose.
U.S. 5th and 6th Marine Regiment depart for rest camps in France during World War I. U.S. Marines leave the trenches at Montreuil and depart for the rest camps. Trucks and cars loaded with U.S. Marines. The troops on a road. Marine officers including Captain K.E. Rockey, Major T. Holcomb and Lt. C.B. Cates pose. Trucks loaded with U.S. troops.
A Japanese officer confer with General Bowley in Marbache and they inspect 17th Field Artillery batteries in France.
Occupation of Marbache Sector by U.S. Second Division in France during World War I. A soldier looks through binoculars from an observation posts in Pont-a-Mousson. A Japanese officer confers with U.S. General Albert Jesse Bowley in Marbache. The Japanese officer, General Bowley and a French officer seated on a bench. They visit Marine General Wendell Cushing Neville in Dieulouard and inspect 17th Field Artillery batteries.
U.S. General Hunter Liggett reviews the U.S. 2nd Division and U.S. General Ely and General Hunter decorate troops in France.
U.S. General Hunter Liggett reviews the U.S. 2nd Division forces in Dolcourt, France during World War I. U.S. Second Division troops stand in a squad. The troops hold a United States flag and a U.S. Marines flag. The soldiers stand at attention. A military band plays different instruments. General Liggett reviews the division. The General and a U.S. officer salute. The military band in the background. The troops march with guns on their shoulders. A U.S. officer stands and looks. General Hunter, U.S. Gen. Hanson Edward Ely and a French officer decorate Second Division troops in Chateau-Thierry. A medal is pinned up on the uniform of a U.S. soldier. Horse carts behind the troops.
U.S. Marines turn in their clothing and the clothing is deloused in huge fumigating chambers in Doclour, France.
U.S. Marines turn in their clothing (appears to be rolled up Marine Tunics and/or blankets) for delousing in Doclour, France during World War I. Fumigating chambers on a trailer. The marines give their clothes to laundrymen. They put the clothes into the fumigating chambers. The chambers are closed. Pressurized steam gushes out from the chambers. The chamber doors are opened. The clothes are taken out and are given back to the marines.
U.S. troops unload hay from railroad cars, cook food and eat in La Cheppe, France.
U.S. troops in La Cheppe, France during World War I. The troops unload hay from railroad cars. They stand around the hay. The troops walk on a street. Houses on either side of the street. Cars and horse drawn carts carry hay. The soldiers cook food and eat it. They sit in a circle and play a game.
U.S. 6th Marine Regiment march on streets and a soldier gives food to a donkey in Sommerance, France.
U.S. 6th Marine Regiment in Sommerance, France during World War I. U.S. Marine troops march in the streets with guns on their shoulders. Trucks in the background. A soldier on a bike. A car on a road. Soldiers get off from the car. Civilians walk on the street along with their donkeys The donkeys carry load on their backs. The soldiers stand near the donkeys. A soldier gives food to a donkey. Carts with loaded goods. Horses near the carts. A truck loaded with U.S. troops on the road. Houses in the background. Smoke rises due to an explosion. Damaged houses.
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