United States and French troops in France during World War I. Military ceremonies at the courtyard of Les Invalides (Hôtel des Invalides 75007 Paris, France) in Paris. The military band parades. U.S. and French soldiers present. Officers and dignitaries attend the ceremony. U.S. General John Pershing, French General Joseph Joffre, French Marshal Ferdinand Foch, French President Raymond Poincare, former Prime Minister Paul Painleve, Admiral Marie-Jean-Lucien Lacaze, French General Auguste Dubail and others process, reviewing the French and American military forces assembled. The dignitaries greet each other. U.S. and French troops parade. A military band performs. Soldiers march.
U.S. and French troops in Paris during World War I. A military ceremony. A large crowd of civilians on either side of the path. They watch the parade. U.S. and French troops march and approach the venue. The military band parades. The mounted police keeps vigil. Civilians wave and cheer.
U.S. and French troops in Paris during World War I. A military ceremony. French President Raymond Poincare addresses the gathered crowd of civilians and soldiers. Officers and dignitaries listen to the speech. American Expeditionary Force (AEF) Commander General John Pershing addresses the gathering.
United States troops in France during World War I. U.S. Army Signal Corps soldiers in a French village. Soldiers string Signal Corps wire. Houses and structures in the village. Soldiers sharpen their bayonets on a foot-powered sharpening wheel. One soldier uses the handle to spin the wheel. Others sharpen their weapons. U.S. troops on foot and in horse carts descend a tree flanked path in the French countryside.
United States troops in France during World War I. U.S. officers pose for a photograph. U.S. Army troops seated in a field. The soldiers relax and rest. They pose for the camera. Asian soldiers smile and pose.
United States troops in France during World War I. Dilapidated buildings in the battlefield and camouflage netting hung to conceal artillery position. Piles of artillery shells stacked up. Tracks nearby.
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