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Comissions - To Foreign Nations - Russian - American Red Cross Commission to Archangel, Siberia

Comissions - To Foreign Nations - Russian - American Red Cross Commiss...

Original Caption: American Red Cross Commission to Archangel, Siberia. Left to right: Major C.T. Williams; Chief Medical Officer, S.S. Ascutney, loaned by U.S. Government to A.R.C.; Major W.D. Kirkpatrick. Pho... More

Comissions - To Foreign Nations - Russian - The heads of the American Railroad Commission which sailed from a Canadian port for Russia on the "Empress of Asia"

Comissions - To Foreign Nations - Russian - The heads of the American ...

Original Caption: The heads of the American Railroad Commission which sailed from a Canadian port for Russia on the "Empress of Asia". In the group: John F. Stevens, chairman, of New York; W.L. Darling, of St. ... More

Comissions - To Foreign Nations - Russian - French Military Mission at archangel, Russian. Col1l Dunop in center

Comissions - To Foreign Nations - Russian - French Military Mission at...

Photographer: A.R.C. Comissions - To Foreign Nations - Russian Public domain photograph related to Russian military forces, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

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