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American Red Cross - "Second Aid" - American Red Cross nurses help wounded soldiers. American Red Cross nurses at a railroad station ready to help wounded soldiers on to the tram-cars which are being used as ambulances

American Red Cross - Motor Car Service - Women's Motor Corps Members drive sixteen ambulances from Detroit to New York. One of the sixteen ambulances driven from Detroit to New York by the Women's Motor Corps drivers of the Atlantic Division of the American Red Cross. Capt. Smylie is standing to the left. Twelve of the women drivers are from Buffalo and four from Westchester County, New York

American Red Cross - Vehicles - Mrs. Allan Parmer, Omaha, Nebraska, driving a motor truck to collect donations for the Red Cross salvage department. She was one of the first Omaha women to enter the motor service department of the American Red Cross

American Red Cross - Motor Car Service - War Activities Red Cross. One of the drivers of the Red Cross Ambulance Corps, Detroit, Mich

American Red Cross - Vehicles - Red Cross truck driven by women leaving corps headquarters

American Red Cross - Groups - Red Cross in China. Chinese Red Cross nurses in Div. B. of parade during drive for Second War Fund

American Red Cross - Vehicles - Red Cross Relief reaches Archangel. In addition to its work for the American and Allied troops in North Russia the American Red Cross has dispensed a vast amount of relief to the suffering natives. Here is pictured the arrival of a consignment of much-needed flour

American Red Cross - Ambulances - Red Cross Ambulance garage in London. Emergency call at the London garage of the American Red Cross. A flying squadron of fifteen ambulances is always kept here for any sudden call

American Red Cross - Vehicles - Wounded soldiers in England. A busy day on the Red Cross bus line which carried wounded soldies from the London "tube" station to the Roehampton hospital, where American workmen fit and adjust artificial limbs for the British Army

American Red Cross - Vehicles - Rescue nurses leaving for Moose Lake, Minn. American Red Cross Headquarters established at Duluth, Minn. To fight the disaster wrought by the Forest Fires of Oct. 12th, where more than a thousand persons perished

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American Red Cross - "Second Aid" - American Red Cross nurses help wounded soldiers. American Red Cross nurses at a railroad station ready to help wounded soldiers on to the tram-cars which are being used as ambulances

American Red Cross - Vehicles - Mrs. Allan Parmer, Omaha, Nebraska, driving a motor truck to collect donations for the Red Cross salvage department. She was one of the first Omaha women to enter the motor service department of the American Red Cross

American Red Cross - Motor Car Service - War Activities Red Cross. One of the drivers of the Red Cross Ambulance Corps, Detroit, Mich

American Red Cross - Vehicles - Red Cross truck driven by women leaving corps headquarters

American Red Cross - Groups - Red Cross in China. Chinese Red Cross nurses in Div. B. of parade during drive for Second War Fund

American Red Cross - Vehicles - Red Cross Relief reaches Archangel. In addition to its work for the American and Allied troops in North Russia the American Red Cross has dispensed a vast amount of relief to the suffering natives. Here is pictured the arrival of a consignment of much-needed flour

American Red Cross - Ambulances - Red Cross Ambulance garage in London. Emergency call at the London garage of the American Red Cross. A flying squadron of fifteen ambulances is always kept here for any sudden call

American Red Cross - Vehicles - Wounded soldiers in England. A busy day on the Red Cross bus line which carried wounded soldies from the London "tube" station to the Roehampton hospital, where American workmen fit and adjust artificial limbs for the British Army

American Red Cross - Vehicles - Rescue nurses leaving for Moose Lake, Minn. American Red Cross Headquarters established at Duluth, Minn. To fight the disaster wrought by the Forest Fires of Oct. 12th, where more than a thousand persons perished

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label_outline Explore Moose Lake, Cross Headquarters, Thousand

American Red Cross - Vehicles - Women Red Cross Chauffeurs. These Englishwomen have completed a years service as all around chauffeurs

Ceremonies - Independence Day, 1918 - Independence Day Parade, 1918, New York City. The aeroplane, the big factor of modern warfare, was exhibited to the vast throng who reviewed the parade

U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Brittney Wyatt, an aeromedical

American Red Cross - Canteens - Interior of American Red Cross Casual Canteen in Le Mains, France, which feeds between five and six thousand men every 24 hours. This kitchen is never closed. Personnel left to right: Miss Hosfead Stern; Miss Milicent Stauft and Miss Ada Turner, serving dinner

Ceremonies - Salutes and Parades - Arkansas - Independence Day Parade 1918, El Dorado, Union County, Arkansas

U.S. Army Sgt. Zell Flamer, a small arms/artillery

Ceremonies - Wisconsin - Patriotic demonstrations at Madison, Wisconsin. Peace Day Parade

Ceremonies - Alabama thru Connecticut - Photo shows group of Red Cross workers photographed during parade at the dedication of the new Red Cross headquarters in Washington, D.C. Mrs. J. Borden Harriman of New York is holding the flag

American Red Cross - Ambulances - American Red Cross Ambulance in Italy. A mountain road on Italian Front with American Red Cross Ambulance

Ceremonies - Peace Parade in Tulsa, Okla. Street cleaning machine at tank; sewer pipe for guns

A moose walks along the fence line at Minot Air Force

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