[Three horse-drawn covered wagons in the foreground. Soldiers marching in formation between rows of small cabins and tents in the background]

View up, in rear of Battery Dantzler, (Howlett's,) showing entrance to location of gun, as shown in no. 1001

"Out where the bombs are bursting and the cannons like Hell-doors slam"

View on battle field of Antietam where Sumner's corps charged the enemy. Scene of terrific conflict

Ordnance Depot at Broadway Landing-Siege train awaiting shipment-U.S. guns on left, Confederate captured ordnance on right

Rear view of the same gun, as shown in no. 1001

Seven Inch Brooke Rifle Gun in Battery Brooke-Fort Brady (U.S.) in extreme distance over terminus of gun

Ruined village of Eclusiers, France. M'lle Semmer decorated for heroic actions under fire

French troops and transport on "The sacred road," during the Battle of Verdun, 1916

A battery of the famous 270 mortars (Howitzers), Mt. St. Eloi

Entrenched Highlanders on the lookout using mirror periscope

French gunners charging huge 270 mm. (Howitzer) in Forest of Argonne

British anti-aircraft gun in action on Balkan front, camouflaged and mounted on auto

Historic first landing of allied troops at Dardanelles

Strong concrete German position and victims after Battle of Menin Road

British soldiers gleaning in the fields of war, Menin Road

Canadian artillery proceeding to the front

The Highland Regiment of the British Army marching through Boulogne

A plenary session of the peace conference, in building of French Foreign Office on the Quai D'Orsay, Paris

Clemenceau, Wilson and Lloyd George leaving Palace of Versailles after signing peace treaty

French auto Mitrailleuse attached to U.S. Army, Montabaur, Germany

Doughnuts for doughboys, Montabaur on the Rhine

American Army of Occupation on the Rhine near Ehrenbreitstein

Tractor-drawn artillery of the 89th Div. before largest hangar in Germany

U.S. Army tractor negotiating the steep declivities of Rhine at Coblenz

Repairing field telephone lines during a gas attack at the front

German battery of 150 mm. guns, captured by American troops near Montfaucon

Grave of Lieut. Quentin Roosevelt, buried by Germans where he fell

German gun guarding the Mole, Zeebrugge

Projectile weighing 1070 lbs., powder 325 lbs. one load for the 12-inch disappearing gun, Fortress Monroe, Va.