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A Minuteman Statue in Lexington and a seated statue of the 16th U.S. President Abraham Lincoln in Hodgenville, Kentucky
Two statues in the United States. First is the Lexington Minuteman Statue, representing Captain John Parker, located at Lexington Green in Lexington, Massachusetts. U.S. flag flutters from a flag pole in the background. Next is a bronze statue of Abraham Lincoln, seated, in the town square in Hodgenville, Kentucky. A store building is seen in the background of the town square (now site of the Lincoln Museum).
Revolutionary War costumed drummers and fife player walk across a forest in the United States.
Drummers and fife players in the United States. Reeanactors serving as Revolutionary War costumed drummers and fife player walk. They emerge from woods and walk toward camera position.
A British Mark I tank (female) passes through a wooded area in France during World War I.
A British Mark I tank (female) named the "Creme de Menthe" (named in caption) carries stores on the steering tail as it passes through a wooded area of France during World War I. Smiling Allied soldiers hitch a ride on her tail.
British troops in France take break, dig trench and take cover during World War I.
Shows British troops take break at a blocked railroad yard in France during World War 1. Soldiers smoke cigarettes. Troops dig a trench and take cover inside it.
Australian troops of the 2nd Division being relieved during the Battle of Pozières, France, during World War I.
Infantry of the Australian 2nd Division return after being relieved by the 4th Division during fierce fighting at the front in the battle of Pozières, France, during World War I. Soldiers of the Australian 6th Brigade, 2nd Division, are seen marching back from the front, along a dirt road, as other Australian troops cheer them from an overlooking hill. Some of the returning troops ride bicycles.
British troops clean and repair their tanks in France during World War I.
British troops, several wearing protective leather helmets, clean and maintain a Mk I Male and Mk I Female tanks.
