Home Again. Returning soldiers on the Agamemnon. Hoboken, N.J. Troops arriving from France,1919.

Riveter at work at Hog Island Shipyard, Pennsylvania, 1918.

"Gobs" and Guns. A scene aboard the U.S.S. Texas just back from foreign waters, showing the "gobs" e…

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

Senators buying liberty bonds in Washington D.C., 1918.

Building 100-foot concrete water tank boats for the Government. Inside of stern showing progress of …

Colonel Donovan and soldiers of 165th Infantry passing under the Victory Arch in New York City. In b…

Part of Squadron "A" 351st Field Artillery, colored troops who returned on the Transport "Louisville…

Marcel Dupuy, a young Belgian whose father was killed while fighting for his country, was a stowaway…

Mrs. Hattye Gaillard school instructor making preserves for the war effort at School No. 26, Indiana…

The "Human Squirrel" who did many daring stunts in climbing for benefit of War Relief Funds in New Y…

The Arizona passing 96th St. Pier in great naval review at New York City, 1918. Paul Thompson (War D…

The famous 369th arrive in N.Y. City after war's end. Members of the 369th Colored Infantry formerly…

Launching the Quistconck, first completed at Hog Island shipyards. The President and Mrs. Wilson are…

The Sims of Atlanta, Georgia, 87 years old, has eleven sons in the service, 1918.

Traffic policeman using 4th Liberty Loan fans for signals. St. Louis, 1918.

Troops of the 27th Division, New York National Guard as they march to the training camp. September 5…

Troops position for review at Camp Hancock, Georgia, 1918.

"First to Fight." A group of U.S. Marines during training in France, 1918.

Vice President Thomas R. Marshall drawing draft capsule, D.C. 1916.

Very large megaphone "Getting em up" at U.S.N.T. Camp, Seattle, Wash. 1917

Victory Arch over 5th Ave, New York City. 1919.

Parade in honor of returned fighters passing the Public Library in New York City, 1919 Paul Thompson…

Wall scaling at Camp Wadsworth, S.C. 1918.