Consequences of the St. Mihiel Offensive of World War I. A German cemetery in St. Mihiel, France. A road along the cemetery. Trees along the road. A vehicle parked on the road. A man standing in the cemetery salutes. A soldier enters the cemetery.
United States 127th Field Artillery Regiment in St. Lo, France. A man works on a 155 mm Howitzer in St. Lo, France during World War II. He places his hands on to his ears and the artillery being fired. Muzzle of a 155mm Howitzer elevates. Section Chief gives firing orders from a camouflaged position.
Four Howitzers camouflaged by netting, part of Battery B of United States 127th Field Artillery Regiment, are fired near the edge of a forest.
United States 127th Field Artillery Regiment in St. Lo, France. From underneath camouflage netting, a crew of Battery B load shells in Howitzers and fire at enemy position. Howitzers of Battery B of United States 127th Field Artillery Regiment being fired. Heavy explosives being directed towards enemy resistance. Smoke rises as Howitzers are fired.
United States 127th Field Artillery Regiment in St. Lo, France during World War II. Crew of Battery B unload ammunition from a truck as jeeps move past them. Soldiers unload shells from a truck and place them on ground.
United States 127th Field Artillery Regiment in St. Lo, France during World War II. Crew of Battery B load shells in Howitzers. Soldiers work on the artillery.