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Built for speed
and with light pack to match
R.B.—Belleau Wood
1918
A Marine

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"Steady, buddy!"
Baldridge
Paris 1919

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Never too far gone for a smoke

But he wears the Legion of Honor and the "Croix de Guerre"

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In an abri waiting for the "Gothas" (big German planes) to go home

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The veteran of the Spanish-American war tells 'em how it ought to be done

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R. Lufbery—Sketched at the Lafayette Escadrille field near Longpont as the aviator was getting into his "union suit" preparatory to flying in a Chemin-des-Dames engagement

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Base port stevedores—Volunteers from the South who work eight hours a day for seven days a week
Bordeaux/18

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A 26th Division Wagon Train moving toward Chasseurs wood—1918
Mule and Prairie Schooner in a country made desert by war

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The end of his service

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Veterans of the Marne

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Chemin des Dames '17

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American being taught by Frenchman to drive truck so that the latter may return to his farm.
France/17

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Moving up—
over a corduroy road hastily laid down by a gérre (engineer) regiment in war-wasted land. The piece of wall on the right is all that remains of a French village of five hundred inhabitants

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(Arabic script) Arabian Knight

(Arabic script) Between drives he works on the railroad

(Arabic script) On other days he rides a camel in Algeria

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Senegalaise types / voluneers used for the attack and for labor on roads Vailly 1917

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The aumônier—poilu priest who marches with the troops.

Of the youngest class

A father of the class of '89

Moulin Laffaux

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Un cannonier marin sur le front

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