Happy reunion for home-coming soldier fathers

The American cemetery at Belleau Wood

"Back to home land!" removing casket of American unknown soldier from the Olympia, Washington, D.C.

Helmeted German soldiers lined up for review

Canadian artillery proceeding to the front

Disarmament conference in session, Continental Hall of D.A.R., Washington, Nov. 21, 1921

The New York City skyline brings a thrill to the heart of every returning doughboy, U.S.S. Louisiana arriving in the harbor

U.S. transport Leviathan, formerly the Vaterland, largest ship afloat

U. S. battleships serve as transports in bringing our troops home. The Louisiana at dock in New York Harbor

Colored troops returning from France on S.S. Aquitania, New York

Ready for the "abandon ship" drill, U.S. soldiers with life belts adjusted

The Highland Regiment of the British Army marching through Boulogne

A friendly bout among our boys, on transport returning from France

Hospital deck on giant transport Leviathan

Severely wounded being transferred to hospital ship for transport, Hoboken

Wounded soldier about to undergo operation, Hospital No. 5, New York

President Wilson and Brand Whitlock at Nieuport, Belgium

Where the peace treaty was signed, Palace of Versailles, France

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

Guards of the Republic, in palace of Versailles during treaty signing

Decorating with Medaille Militaire Adjutant Dambrine, severely wounded at Ablain St. Nazaire, France

Galerie des Glaces, showing table where peace treaty was signed, Versailles, France

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

Second division men entraining for the return home, Germany

Some of our two million fighters ready for home, Brest, France

Our boys boarding transport for "the good old U.S.A."

Uncle Sam and John Bull again fast friends, Yankee troops in London

Cementing Anglo-French friendship, soldiers of France in London

Victory Day celebration, July 14, 1919, Arch of Triumph, Paris

Battle of the Aisne. Ammunition wagons shifting to new position