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