A double-seated "fighter" equipped with bomb-dropping device, ready to go aloft
Lieut. LeMaitre, French aviation forces, explaining "Nieuport" airplane, Fortress Monroe, Va.
The eyes of the army, view of German town from American airplane
Feeding "Grannie," twelve men lowering shell into breach
Trench mortar in its well-timbered chamber, view looking straight down
Cardinal Mercier, renowned Belgian prelate, speaking at Dinant, Belgium
A pioneer of the Kaiser's forests shattered into toothpicks by a shell from the Russian lines
A French 155-mm. gun trained on the German trenches
French 75 millimeter guns in ambush near German trenches
Artillerymen who, between the Germans and the mud, are emplacing their guns with difficulty
Famous 8-in. Howitzer in its camouflaged position on the British front
German "pill boxes" and "strong points" which cost many lives to conquer
German steel cupola for machine guns, demolished by the Allies
Scouts, old and new, French cavalry and army airplanes
Altar of Malines Cathedral, wrecked by German shells
Making bread for British troops, camp scene, France
Provisioning an immense army, British transport wagons in France
Modern artillery transport by auto in France
Off for Berlin! High power autotruck delivering large cannon to the firing line in France
French gunners adjusting large cannon mounted on railway track, France
A British "Archie" in action, note range finders
A British 9.2-in. Howitzer under camouflage
Feeding "Grannie," shell hoisted into position
British Red Cross ambulance in French service, northern France
Taking away the wounded in motor ambulance (Somme)
French field hospital, locating bullet with X-ray machine
Ghastly glimpse of wounded Belgians in hospital, Antwerp, Belgium
Publisher: Keystone View Co.
Subjects: World War,
Medical Aspects,
Belgium,
Antwerp,
War Casualties,
Wounds & Injuries,
Medical Aspects Of War,
Soldiers,
Belgian,
Military Hospitals,
Gelatin Silver Prints
Collection: United States Library of Congress: Stereoviews
French convalescents, nicknames "The Cripples," about to return to the Front
Allied soldiers binding up the wounds of their prisoners after the battle
Sacrificed on altar of German militarism, arrival of dead at military cemetery, Villers au Bois, France