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"The Alerte" The 147th Aero Squadron
"The Alerte" The 147th Aero Squadron 1918
An American Aviator in his
An American Aviator in his 'Teddy-Bear' Costume 1918
Scene in an Ammunition Trench During the Mesopotamian Campaign
Scene in an Ammunition Trench During the Mesopotamian Campaign 1914-1918
Among the Wreckage
Among the Wreckage 1918
Barbed Wire Gate to Trench
Barbed Wire Gate to Trench 9/16/1917
Camouflaging a Light Tank Under Observation in the Field
Camouflaging a Light Tank Under Observation in the Field 1918
Chemical Warfare Training
Chemical Warfare Training 1918-1919
Class in Gas Mask Manipulation
Class in Gas Mask Manipulation 6/25/1918
"Engineer Corps: Camouflage"
"Engineer Corps: Camouflage" 1918-1919
In Firing Position in Second-line Trench
In Firing Position in Second-line Trench 6/26/1918
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