A ship arrives at a dock in England. U.S. Army personnel and natives at the dock. Two army personnel cut a bread loaf. A pile of bread slices.
American troops arrive at a dock in England via a transport ship during World War I. The troops disembark the ship waving their hands and hats in air. A soldier pops out from a small window of the ship.
American troops carry supply crates on shoulders at a dock in England during World War I. A cargo of wagon wheels arrives on a goods train at the dock. Soldiers prepare to unload the cargo.
Soldiers of the American Expeditionary Forces (AEF) 302nd Field Signal Battalion, are divided into two teams, standing side-by-side on a lawn near a substantial building somewhere in France, during World War 1. At a signal from an officer, the commence a relay race, with each team member in turn, running with a white cloth. As each runner reaches the return point, a referee holds his cloth while he dons his gas mask. The referee then returns his cloth and he continues the race. Other soldiers are seen standing near a white field tent in the background. (World War I; World War 1; WWI; WW1)
Shows American General Blakely aboard the transport ship, SS Kroonland at Saint Nazaire in France during World War I. American 42nd Coast Artillery troops have food on the deck. Boarding stairs are retracted. The ship prepares to leave for United States following Armistice and end of World War 1.
Wounded U.S. soldiers on their crutches exit an American Red Cross building at Saint Nazaire in France soon after the end of World War 1. The soldiers embark the transport vessel, SS Manchuria. Red Cross workers help the troops in getting aboard the ship.
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