American Generals of the 26th Infantry Division including General P.E. Traub,Edwards,Lassiter,Cole along with U.S. Army General Pershing meet with French Army officers and troops in France during World War I. The Generals converse with French officers.
U.S. 342nd Infantry troops armed with rifles march at a dock in Southampton, Hampshire during World War I. People gather in large numbers to see the troops march. Ships at the dock can be seen in background.
U.S. 316th First Army troops at a railway station in England during World War I. Troops read their mails at the station. Troops board the train. The train leaves the station.
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.
A U.S. Army lineman of the 302nd Engineers, is transported in the sidecar of a motorcycle, on his rounds to check communication lines. They arrive at one stop where the lineman climbs a pole containing 16 lines. He sits atop the multiline pole and secures one of the lines. Then he comes down and signals to his motorcycle driver to accompany him to the next pole. (World War I; World War 1; WWI; WW1)
Shows American casual troops and U.S. 64th Coast Artillery troops at Saint Nazaire (France) embarking the transport vessel SS Huron shortly after conclusion of World War I. The American troops are returning to the United States. Troops armed with rifles and loaded with supplies board the ship via the boarding stairs
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