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| Collage at the New Verdun Memorial |
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| Detail at the Belleau Wood (Aisne-Marne) Memorial |
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| From the Editorial Staff |
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| German Marine Corps Poster |
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| The Crucifix at Crucifix Corner, Somme Battlefield |
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| "Wire" by Paul Nash |
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| Marker Where Quentin Roosevelt Died, Chamery, France |
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| Scientific American Concept of a Tank That Didn't Quite Grasp the Turret |
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| Centennial Poster |
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| French Outpost Overlooking the Woëvre Plain |
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| French Photo in a German Magazine |
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| Action at Jutland from Tony Langley's Collection |
Some of those are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteAll are interesting.
Thanks for sharing these gems. I especially like The Wire, a stark and very moving image.
ReplyDeleteNeat pics - wonder how the German caption on the photo of the Frenchman in the German magazine translates to English?
ReplyDeleteThese are really wonderful images. Thanks for sharing>
ReplyDeleteI was unaware that Germany had a Marine Corps. Was it a separate service like ours or more like the British Naval Division?
ReplyDeleteDoug: French trench lookout with protective shield.
ReplyDeleteDavid: In German, "Marine" means "navy."