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The photographer shows a church that has taken heavy damage from World War I during the St. Mihiel Front in Pont-a-Mousson, France. The title explains that it is a statue of Joan of Arc, who could be the figure at the top of the church. The church's…

A group of uniformed soldiers sits and stands on the back of the Meuse Canal/River in France during World War I. The bank is sandy or dirt with a few trees along the right back, behind the soldiers. The opposite bank, on the left side has either…

A bridge that extends over the Meuse River, near Sassey, France during World War I. The bridge is on the right of the photograph and extends back. The photographer is standing on one bank of the river. The bridge is made of stone and has 5 arches…

5 Allied soldiers, most likely American, are standing in a trench at the St. Mihiel Front in France during World War 1. The trench is slightly deeper than the men are tall. 4 of the men are looking at the photographer and 1 of them, who is on the…

A sort of stone statue that looks closely like some sort of tombstone has the words "Hell with Den Hohenzollern", which was a German royal, and the "best Regards to 'Wilhelm' from 90th Division" is relation to the last crown Prince of the German…

A stone church stands in the middle of the photograph partially behind a building that stands in front of it. The church has taken damage from a battle at Sassey-sur-Meuse during World War I. The roof of the church has large square chunks taken from…

A Bridge that was built by the 315th Engineers near Sassey, Meuse, and Argonne, France during World War 1. The bridge is possibly over a waterway or ground that is covered in wooden and metal debris.The photographer is placed on the right bank and is…

Two buildings, possibly homes, are wrecked by German shell fire at Dun-sur-Meuse at the Argonne Front during World War I. The building on the left of the photograph is a stone buildings. Much of the side and walls, facing outwards, are completely…

A bridge that was repaired by the 315th Engineers in Sassey, France during World War 1. The right side of the photograph shows a waterway. There is a wooden or metal object sticking out of the water and floating or standing in the water. The opposite…

The photographer is standing on the opposite side of the scene at Dun-sur-Meuse on the Argonne Front during World War I. The photographer is on the other side of water appears to be a creek or river that has a slight incline towards the right side…