Kiernan+Macrone

American tanks are moving a railroad gun. This picture shows the power of the tanks used in the war.
 * Weapons and Equipment**


 * Death and Destruction**



A destroyed German trench in France. I think this is the affect of an air raid.


 * Commanders**

The Italian Admiral Luigi Amedeo, who was the Duke of Abruzzi. My grandfather is from the Abruzzi region in Italy.


 * Troops**

Romanian troops are on their way to the front lines. This picture shows the great distance need to reach the front lines.


 * Heads of State**

Czar Nicholas II and Wilhelm II of Germany. The leaders of the nations at war are still living a life of luxury.


 * War at sea**

Deck of the HMS Hercules, flagship of the British 4th Squadron. This shows why Britain was the the strongest navy in the world.


 * War in the skies**

Gondola of German airship "Schutte Lanz I". This shows the advance enginering of the Germans and how their airships were built.


 * Indiviuals**

French Lt. Gen. Riquichot decorating Sgt. P.H. Knowles, USMC with Croix de Guerre and Star, Tours, France, 02/19/1919. This shows the gratitude the French had for the American soliders.

French railway ammunition dump. When artillery shells were transported, it was in mass quanities.
 * Transportation, supply, and Communications**

German aerial photograph: Trenches at La Ville aux Bois, 6 Apr 1917. The trenches were no match for the Lutwaffe, the German air force.
 * Locations**

Old woman and her cow, displaced by the war. even though she was displaces by the war, she still had to make a living and that cow is the only thing she has.
 * Refugees**

US troops inside L'Hermitage, a Salvation Army canteen at the front. The salvation army was a vital role for the health of the troops. US General John J. Pershing inspects the honor guard of the Royal Welsh Fusiliers at Liverpool. Even though the soliders aren't American doesnt mean anything in order to win the war. Everyone was fighting for the same cause.
 * Auxiliaries**
 * Units**

Civilians gathering alfalfa. In the background: bell-tower and village of Rexpoede. People had to use anything of what they had left to recover.
 * Homefronts**

French troops in a cellar at Verdun. It is incredible of how they dug out cellars like this one under ground without the technology.
 * Fortifications, camps, and shelters**

Excerpt from History of the Fourth Photographic Section Air Service. He was a well liked guy.
 * War album of Grant Eddy**