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A German plane with a German Iron Cross on the lower left wing is crashed on the ground and in flames. Most of the outer covering of the plane is burnt and no longer there, while a few pieces on the back and left upper and lower wings is still not…

An allied soldier is standing at the top of the hill. He has his outer jacket off and is holding it with his left arm. His right hand is holding the butt of his gun and resting the gun over his right soldier. He is looking off towards the left side…

Two Allied soldiers are looking are looking upwards towards the sky watching "Jerry" which is the Germans. They are at the St. Mihiel Front. The soldier on the left is lower and is possibly standing or squatting in the trench or behind a hill. The…

A rail line and cable are pushing through a forested area at the St. Mihiel Front in France during World War I. The railroad and cable continues straight back to the photograph. It has a few vines, tree limbs, and lines of cable covering the…

A large pile of unused 3 and 4 in. shells are lying down and stacked on one another in a field of World War 1. The ground they are laying on is dirt or mud with little grass or greenery. In the background and distance there are some trees and grass,…

A heavily wooded area on the side of a hill opens up to reveal a German trench during the first World War. The ground in front of the dugout is cleared of trees, but the trees surround the sides and the back of the dugout. There is an Allied solder…

Death Valley in Vilcoy, France is pictured during the St. Mihiel front during World War I. The photographer is on top of a hill with dead grass. In the distance, and at the bottom of the hill, is presumably Vilcoy, France. It is a small village with…

An building that housed the American first aid station during World War 1 in "Fayen-Hay" during the St. Mihiel Front. The grounds in front of the building show charring and debris all over. The main building itself, is on the left side and made of…

Rows and sections of barbed wire line the once open field of the St. Mihiel Front during World War I. In the foreground are hundreds of lines of barbed wire going multiple ways to wooden or metal stakes in the ground that are holding it up. In the…

A German machine gun employment area in the woods around the time of the St. Mihiel Front during the first World War. There is a German trench in the foreground that extends back and forks into two possible ways. To the right is a covered area that…