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Ceremonies and Parades - First photo of National Army men in London. A great welcome was given to a regiment of American troops consisting of three battalions of the National Army who marched thru London May 11, 1918. They passed Buckingham Palace on their route, where the King who wore a field marshal's uniform stood with General Biddle, U.S.A. This photo shows the Americans fraternizing with English "Tommies"

Ceremonies and Parades - First photo of U.S. National Army marchiing through London. This regiment of the U.S. Army is swinging past Buckingham Palace where they were reviewed by King George and Gen. Biddle of the U.S.A. Three battalions of these soldiers marched thru London May 11, 1918

Ceremonies and Parades - American troops historic march through London. London had a chance in June (Aug) 1917 to express its enthusiasm over America's entry into the war. A contingent of U.S. troops marched through the streets and past the King at Buckingham Palace. The troops passing the Queen Victoria Memorial, which was unveiled by the Kaiser, who little throught, then, that American troops would one day pass the memorial on their way to fight against him and his troops and assist the Allies

Ceremonies and Parades - American troops historic march through London. London had a chance in June (August) 1917 to express its enthusiasm over America's entry into the war. A contingent of U.S. troops marched through the streets and past the King at Buckingham Palace. The troops passing the Queen Victoria Memorial

Ceremonies and Parades - American troops historic march through London. London had a chance in June (August) 1917 to express its enthusiasm over America's entry into the war. A contingent of U.S. troops marched through the streets and past the King at Buckingham Palace. Passing through Trafalgar Square. (This contingent comprised the 12th, 13th, 14th, and 17th Engineers)

Ceremonies and Parades - American troops march thru London. London had a chance in June (Aug) 1917 to express its enthusiasm over America's entry into the war. A contingent of American troops marched thru the streets. Photo shows them passing St. Thomas Hospital

Ceremonies and Parades - Cardinal O'Connell presides at Military Mass in Boston. Fenway park, Boston saw a military mass in honor of those members of the military and Naval forces of the United States who had gien their lives in the war. The Mass was memorial in character and was held under the auspices of the United Spanish War Veterans and the Army and navy Union of mass. Cardinal O'Connell presided and is seen here approaching the alter

Ceremonies and Parades - American troops historic march through London. London had a chance in August 1917 to express its enthusiasm over America's entry into the war. A contingent of U.S. troops marched through the streets and past the King at Buckingham Palace. Passing through Trafalgar Square. This is part of the 13th Engineers (Ry)

Ceremonies and Parades - The arrival of New American troops in London stirred London. Lonodn papers praised the fine bearing of the men. Picture shows the parade of the first American fighters in London

Ceremonies and Parades - First photo of U.S. Army men marching thru London. A great public welcome was given to a regiment of American troops consisting of three battalions of the new army who marched thru London on May 11, 1918. They passed Buckingham Palace on their route, where the king, who wore a field marshal's uniform, stood with General Biddle, U.S.A. In this photo the troops are shown passing along Carlton House Terrace

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