American naval and railroad guns fired behind the enemy lines in France during World War 1. Large artillery fired on enemy German positions. Views of soldiers preparing and loading guns, some from camouflaged positions. Explosions in the distance as shells impact.
British Mark IV tank (female) crosses a high roadside berm and drops on the road, which it crosses, proceeding into a field,in Langres, France, during World War 1. Several other tanks seen in background. A tank moving toward the camera when a huge explosion raising white smoke occurs in front of it. The tank turns and moves away in cloud of smoke.
An ammunition dump is destroyed at Ostel in France. Explosions, smoke and flames rise at the site of the target ammo dump. U.S. 103rd Field Artillery troops in action during World War 1. They fire artillery pieces from behind a partially crumbled brick wall.
British Airco DH-4 airplanes prepared for flights at a field in Bergues and Clermont (France) during World War 1. Crewmen attach bombs on the planes. U.S. 148th Aero Squadron planes in formation above Essoudon in France.
U.S. ace pilot Captain 'Eddie' Rickenbacker in flight above enemy lines at Essoudon in France during World War 1. U.S. 148th Aero Squadron planes in formation bomb the German lines. Bombs explode in a German field.
U.S. 105th Field Artillery troops at Etraye (France), celebrate the Armistice Day on November 11th, 1918 marking the end of World War 1. U.S. flag is raised. U.S. 4th Infantry, 3rd division troop march through Bacharach, Germany. An armed guard patrols.
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