Three man team of U.S. Army 128th Field Artillery troops fire French 75-mm guns at the Germans at Le Cotes de Forimont (France) during World War I. Close-up views of the team loading, firing, measuring with an instrument on the gun barrel, and firing again.
An ammunition dump is destroyed at Ostel in France. Flames and smoke rise from the burning dump. U.S. 103rd Field Artillery troops in action.
Signal rockets fired to illuminate the German trenches during night in France during World War I. U.S. 5th, 149th, and 150th Field Artillery guns fire at the illuminated German trenches.
Pictures show laying of underground telephone cables using a railroad car. Hand shows primitive telephone cables. A modern '1212 Pairs 2424 Wires' type of telephone cable. Man work on underground telephone cables. Men near a manhole lay underground telephone cable. A network of underground telephone lines. Man in switchboard office connects various telephone lines.
Closeup views of U.S. 128th Field Artillery troops firing French 75-mm guns at Le Cotes de Forimont (France) on September 27, 1918, during World War 1. Views of the gun breech, as shells are inserted, fired, and casings discharged.
An ammunition dump is destroyed at Ostel in France. Explosions, smoke and flames rise at the site of the target ammo dump. U.S. 103rd Field Artillery troops in action during World War 1. They fire artillery pieces from behind a partially crumbled brick wall.
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