Repairing front line trench after bomb explosion fifty yards from enemy trenches. D. W. Griffith in …

Anti-aircraft machine gun of 101st Field Artillery (formerly 1st Massachusetts F.A., New England Coa…

Private Shook trying to move mules hauling an American ammunition wagon stuck in the road, holding u…

French "37" in firing position on parapet in second-line trench. This gun has a maximum range over o…

Machine gun set up in railroad shop. Company A, 9th Machine Gun Battalion. Chateau Thierry, France. …

Ruins of St. Martin's Church in Ypres, Belgium,1918.

American advance northwest of Verdun, the runied church on the crest of the captured height of Montf…

Destroyed town of Varennes, France, view due west across the River Aire. September 27, 1918. Lt. Sto…

View of ruins in front of the Cathedral at St. Quentin, France, October 14, 1918. Lt Edward O. Harrs…

Ruins of the Cathedral of St. Quentin, France, October 18, 1918. Pfc. William B. Gunshor. (Army)

Damaged British tank after major battle at street corner in Poelcapelle, Belgium. December 19, 1918.…

A view of ruins at Avocourt, situated just behind the American trenches before the Allied drive of S…

Aerial view of ruins at Vaux, France, 1918. Edward Steichen (Army Air Forces )

Bomb craters at Combres Hill, France. 1917.

Columns of German prisoners taken by the Americans in the first day of the assault on the St. Mihiel…

The congestion of traffic on raods back of the American lines in the Argonne at certain places traff…

French troopers under General Gouraud, with their machine guns amongst the ruins of a cathedral near…

Soldiers and sailors from many countries are lined up in front of the Allies Headquarters Building, …

American transport ship arrives in New York, 1918.

Naval Reserves from Washington, D.C. in New York City, 1917.

Men on their way to Europe to fight, September 19, 1917.

Recruits for U.S. Marine Corps being sworn in at recruiting station, New York City, 1918.

San Francisco Yeomanettes attached to the Naval Reserve 12th District, June 1918.

Draft group to Camp Grant in Platte County, Nebraska. September 5, 1918.