The Liberty Loan Parade in Washington DC during the World War I. Troops of soldiers with guns marching down the roads. A massive crowd gathered to witness the event. Transporting at dockyard. The parade has cavaliers and nurses as well. A poster calling for entries in the U.S. Navy can be seen near the hull of the U.S. Navy ship.
U.S. Navy troops marching on the roads in the Liberty Loan Parade, Washington DC in USA during World War I. Three floats in the parade can also be seen. The U.S. Navy sailors putting up recruitment posters depicting a wounded being treated, another recruiting poster shows German U-boat destroyed. Another shows a woman saying "Gee, I wish I were a man. I'd join the Navy".
A trainer at a U.S. Army base camp giving instructions to trainee soldiers about operation and loading of an automatic rifle, during World War I. Trainees learning lessons to operate an anti-sub gun. Its bullets can also be seen.
A U.S. Navy base camp during World War I.The U.S. Navy soldiers leisurely settled and talking inside there tents, during a free time.
Men and women working victory garden plots during World War I. Garden partitions can be seen in the community field. Citizens leveling the field with various equipment including shovels.
A formation of woman soldiers affilated with the U.S. Army during World War 1. The commanding officer is also a woman. The female troops march on foot and parade on horseback.
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