French Indochinese soldiers play musical instruments from their home country while stationed in France during World War I. Soldiers from Indochina with drums, gong, and a fiddle-like instrument (likely a Dan). Indochinese actors dressed as Vietnamese warlords. An elderly Indochinese playing an indigenous trumpet. Actors performing a Vietnamese Hat Tuong opera. A young Indochinese soldier smiling during the play.
French colonial Senegalese troops lunges with bayonet during their training under General Mangin in France. French Senegalese soldiers practice with bayonets on an open field. Senegalese soldiers engage in bayonet fights during their daily training in World War I. French African soldiers advancing up a hill. A group of Senegalese soldiers practice throwing hand grenades.
French colonial Senegalese troops resting and eating their meals while sitting on the ground. A young French African soldier blows a bugle to signal mealtime. Senegalese troops running. African cooks in mobile military kitchen distribute food to soldiers. Senegalese soldiers resting and washing dishes after a meal.
French colonial Senegalese troops perform traditional native dances during their spare time in France (World War I). Musicians play tom-tom drums, tambourine, and pipes as French African soldiers dance. Two Senegalese soldiers engage in a wrestling match as a crowd watches.
French colonial Senegalese troops waiting for trains at a railway station in France during World War I. Some soldiers are seen waiting under the shade of a tree. Rifle pyramids in front of soldiers. Senegalese soldiers arrive in station platform. They are boarding a train. A Senegalese soldier peers from railroad train window. French officers waving good-bye at the Senegalese soldiers as train departs.
French colonial troops staking out wire entanglements in battlefield area during World War I. The soldiers crawl while setting up the barbed wire fence. One of the soldiers sets up a stake. Soldiers crawling under a barbed wire fence. French colonial troops wearing gas masks moving and leaving the trenches.
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