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Photograph of the Painting of a Ruined Street in Baccarat

Photograph of the Painting of a Ruined Street in Baccarat

Original caption: Street in Ruined Portion of Baccarat, Now Headquarters of the 42nd Division, American Expeditionary Forces. Drawn by Captain Peixotto, April 1918. Photographs of American Military Activities

Photograph of the Painting of a Ruined Street in Baccarat

Photograph of the Painting of a Ruined Street in Baccarat

Original caption: Street in Ruined Portion of Baccarat, Now Headquarters of the 42nd Division, American Expeditionary Forces. Drawn by Captain Peixotto, April 1918. Photographs of American Military Activities

Photograph of the Drawing of Casemate, Camp Des Romains

Photograph of the Drawing of Casemate, Camp Des Romains

Original caption: The Camp des Romains forms the apex of St. Mihiel salient and its fortresses were deemed impregnable. On the afternoon of September 12, 1918, it was bombarded and a great shell pierced the ar... More

Photograph of the Drawing of Casemate, Camp Des Romains

Photograph of the Drawing of Casemate, Camp Des Romains

Original caption: The Camp des Romains forms the apex of St. Mihiel salient and its fortresses were deemed impregnable. On the afternoon of September 12, 1918, it was bombarded and a great shell pierced the ar... More

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