Transport activities in the European Theater during World War I. U.S. troops carrying their luggage disembark from a ship. Sailors carry wounded on stretchers.
An Eagle Boat at a dock in the United States. Views of the Eagle Boat with men standing on the deck. The U.S. flag on the boat.
A convoy of German horse carts, far from town in Europe during World War I. A collapsed building. A man seated on the ruined building. A convoy of German horse carts pass on far side of town in the foreground.
A Renault FT tank operated by Americans, runs down a street sign in Germany during World War I. Caption reads: "Tank No. 327, Co. C running down a German sign Kaiser Wilhelmstrasse". However, the number 8329 is displayed on the tank turret, along with a diamond insignia (signifying the Third Section of its Tank Battalion). The tank driver operates from an open position behind the turret and another American soldier rides on the rear of the tank. (Note: After the war, Americans referred to these tanks as FT-17s.)
Activities of U.S. soldiers of 32nd Division, 64th Brigade, 128th Infantry in Europe during World War I. US soldiers (Yanks) fire rifles. A party consisting of Sergeant F. H. Holmes, Sergeant E. Batough and Pvt. H. Grant, Co. E. 128th Infantry, attempt to locate snipers. The German lines are only 45 yards from this point.
The German failure in Europe during World War I. Abandoned German Art. Damaged German equipment and dead German soldiers lying on ground, which shows the German failure.
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