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American Red Cross - Canteens - American Red Cross serves wounded American soldiers at Issoudon, France. Canteen workers at station serve coffee and sanwiches to trainload of American soldiers passing through. The band from the camp where the canteen is situated goes with them to welcome the boys. Passed by A.E.F. censor, publication rights held by A.R.C., Paris
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American Red Cross - Canteens - American Red Cross Station in France. Lt. Melville and Lt. McGinnis looking at the damage done to their canteens by a Boche "77". These men live here in dugouts despite continual bombardment, gas and shells, so that the soldiers may have smokes, hot chocolate and other comforts
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American Red Cross - Canteens - Red Cross Canteen in Chateau Thierry. This building left by the Boches in their retreat from Chateau Thierry has been turned into an American Red Cross Canteen. The workers here provide such comforts as smokes, chocolate, etc., for soldiers. Lt. Melville standing in the yard near an Americna Red Cross machine
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American Red Cross - Canteens
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