Colleen+Greim

I think this is an interesting picture because you get to see the merchant ship being pulled into the innner harbor with goods to supply our nation.
 * German merchant sub Deutschland being towed by tug into Baltimore harbor.**

Seeing this picture makes me sad because this is a picture of someones house which was destroyed. This house could have held just a regular family that didnt do anything wrog, and because of the war, they lost everything.
 * Ruined house at Belgrade, Serbia**

This picture makes me worried because from the ground you can't really see aircrafts and what they're carrying, or whether or not they're a good plain or a plain with weapons on it that could attack us. I have alot of respect for this picture because the people in the salvation put thier lives on the line just to help out the soldiers. There were many locations for water like land, water, and air. The most difficult must have been the locations on the coast because soldiers had to cross water to attack all while being discreet. Communication was such a big deal during the war that they built little huts and camoflouged them just so that they could keep in contact with one another.
 * Machine gun mounted on an aircraft**
 * Salvation Army dugout at the front**
 * View of Antwerp from across the River Scheldt**
 * German printing office on the Western Front**

trenches played an important part in the war. It gave the soldiers a place to hide behind during open fire. Nurses took really good care of the soldiers. They went all over the world to take care of the soldiers who were wounded trying to protect our country.
 * Austrian trenches near Jasionna**
 * British nurses on hospital barge**

Camouflage kept alot of soldiers safe also. The camouflage made it difficult for the enemy to see them. It made almost for a "surprise attack"
 * Camouflaged French Scheider tank**

Carrier pigeons must have been useful because a soldier could write a note/letter and the pigeon would know exactly where "the home" or base was located to deliver it. They also must have been hard to capture too so the enemies wouldnt easily be able to intercept information. This picture is sad because the women are saying there last goodbyes before their husbands leave, not knowing whether they would ever return home. Even during a time of war, the soldiers let the peasants pass. They must not have pose any signs of danger to the place where they are going. This is kind of a depressing picture. The soldier looks worn out, tired, and sad.
 * Carrier pigeon released from British trench**
 * Paris women accompanying their husbands of the French reserve to the railway station where they leave for the front**
 * Belgian peasants showing pass to sentries**
 * Soldier taking a break**

Canons were useful during the war because it let the soldiers attack while standing somewhat far away from the enemy. A canon could injure a crowd, not just a single individual. He was an [|Archduke] of [|Austria-Este], Austro-Hungarian and Royal Prince of [|Hungary] and of [|Bohemia], and from 1889 until his death, [|heir presumptive] to the [|Austro-Hungarian] throne. "[]" I think this is also a sad picture because it is of a neighborhood where child, at one point, might have been able to play in the streets with there neighbors or friends, and family members could sit outside and enjoy the fresh air. Now there houses have been destroyed and its not safe to be outside for fear of the enemy.
 * Captured German 77mm gun**
 * Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand**
 * British tank moving through town**