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The break-through west of St. Quentin. German artillery going forward over the first captured English positions. March 26, 1918

Western front. Bavarian cavalry in the rearguard battles near Chauny. March 1917

The break-through west of St. Quentin. German cavalry going forward over the captured first line English positions. March 25, 1918

The break-through west of St. Quentin. Artillery advancing through captured English positions. March 26, 1918

The break-through west of St. Quentin. German cavalry going forward over the captured first line English positions. March 25, 1918

The great offensive in the West. German infantry at rest beforeRompy on the road to Ham. March 28, 1918

The great offensive in the West. German artillery advancing over the battle terrain in front of Hman. March 29, 1918

Artillery observation post on the Western front. March 1917

Retreat of the German army at the Somme. Building barbed wire entanglements. March 1917

The break-through west of St. Quentin. German artillery in rear guard battles in front of Ham. March 26, 1918

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German Military Activities and Personnel

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Portrait Photograph of Karl G. Bruchmann, Director, Bundesarchiv, Koblenz, Federal Republic of Germany

Eastern front. German radio station before Tarnopol. August 1917

With a topographic section on the Western front. View in the map mailing room

Quentin Alston (background), a dependent student at Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Beaufort, South Carolina (SC), reads about the rocket, that he is about to launch. Fourth-grade through sixth-grade students at MCAS Beaufort are participating in STARBASE, a Department of Defense (DOD)-funded community service program focused on enhancing math, science and goal-setting skills

U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Brockley Cassidy, 569th U.S.

Eastern front. Motor winch of an Austro-Hungarian captive balloon. August 1917

U.S. Navy (USN) Electronics Technician Third Class Tony D. Kohler and other members of USN Whidbey Island Class Dock Landing Ship USS TORTUGA (LSD 46) Visit, Board, Search and Seizure (VBSS) team, armed with firearm simulators, cautiously come up a ladder looking for simulated stowaways and pirates during a recent VBSS drill. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication SPECIALIST Second Class David J. Ham) (Released)

American Red Cross - Prisoners of War - British Red Cross befriends wounded enemy. British Red Cross man giving a wounded German a light

Western front. Shipping art objects from the imperiled museum at Valenciennes to safer storage. July 1917

TECH SGT. Gary Belhumeur films an 82nd Artillery Battalion M-167 20mm Vulcan anti-aircraft gun in action during exercise Thunderhog V

Sergeant Maj. John Scott, left, sergeant major, 15th

Saloniki front. Turkish anti-balloon guns in action. March 1917

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