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Looking toward the German Lines from Famous Le Mort Homme (Dead Man's Hill), Sector of American 3rd Corps

"The Hanging Man of the Bois d'Avocourt,"--Sector of the 79th Division

Montfaucon and Ground South of It, Crossed by German Stronghold

An American Armored Car Equipped with a Field Gun in the Street of a Shattered Village,Meuse-Argonne

"There Lies the Road from Avocourt that Leads to Montfaucon"

American Transport Trains Jammed in Avocourt, Junction of Axial Roads of 37th and 79th Divisions

"All their Weary Marches Done, All their Battles Fought and Won." American Dead in the Meuse-Argonne

U.S. Engineers Working on Roads with American Tractor-drawn Graders and Dump Wagons, Meuse-Argonne

German Rifle Pits in a Cemetery in the Balnc Mont Sector, Captured by the 2nd Division

The Coveted "Three-day Pass to Paris" - Doughboys Sightseeing from an Army Truck in the Place de la Concorde

Doughboys Back from the Front Line Getting a Shot of Hot Coffee

A Gasoline Refilling Station Demolished by the Retreating Germans in a Meuse-Argonne Woodland

A German Battery Position in the Meuse-Argonne Captured after a Bitter Struggle

American Caterpillar Tractor Hauling a heavy Gun to a New Position in the Meuse-Argonne

Husky American Negro Labor Troop Keeping Roads Smooth for Heavy Traffic to the Forward Dumps

Ceaseless Circulation of Troops and Trains on an Average Day of the Meuse-Argonne Battle

"Who Won the War?" Perhaps Not the Rolling Kitchens--but Who Could Have Won It without Them? Meuse-A

Supply Dump at the Cross-roads and M.P.'s on the Job, in a Rear Area of the Meuse-Argonne

Funeral Honors for a Gallant Infantryman of the 93rd (Colored) Division which Serviced with the French

"Slum Line" in All that Remained of a Village after the American Artillery Was Through with It