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Butchering area of a French field kitchen. |
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British Women's Auxiliary - possibly Somerset National Reserve. |
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Belgian soldiers at the outskirts of Louvain (1914) |
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ANZAC troops advancing near Sari-Bair, Gallipoli (1915). |
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Bulgarian troops man their German machine gun near Monastir (1915). |
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Turkish soldiers man their ever so popular Maxims outside of Jerusalem (1917). |
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Posed German photo illustrating POW types: (from left) Annamite, Tunisian, Senegalese, Sudanese, Russian, American, Portuguese, and English (1918). |
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The "Harlem Hellfighters", American 369th Regiment who fought beside the French 16th Division. The longest fighting American unit in World War I, they received a total of 171 Croix de Guerre decorations (1918). |
