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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 dirt road is camouflaged near Puvenelle in France, during the St. Mihiel Front during World War I. The bottom left corner of the photograph shows a bit of the dirt road. There is a grassy field in the center that is covered in rows of wooden stakes…

A few wooden crosses are placed in a charred ground that are the graves of E Company of the 315th Engineer Battalion during World War I. In the background are stakes with barbed wire around them in No Man's Land. Behind the barbed wire is an open…

A cemetery is pictured with graves that have wooden crosses over them. There are two smaller, lighter colored crosses with darker squares in the center. Towards the right are slightly taller crosses with squares in the center. The squares may have…

Major Woods', of the 315th Company, dugout area. This is a doorway in the side of a rocky hill that appears to be made of concrete. There is a metal rectangle above the door that is supported by two stakes that act as a small roof. There is debris…

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…

The photographer sits atop a hill or a building and is slightly raised above the town of Pont-a-Mousson around the time of the St. Mihiel Front. In the foreground is a small cemetery. Behind the cemetery walls are homes and other various buildings.…

Vilcey, France around the time of the St. Mihiel Front during World War I. The photographer is standing on a muddy, dirt road and facing the town of Vilcey. To the right of the image, on the side of the road in the grass are many boxes and crates…

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…

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…