New Additions to Photos of the Great War

25 March 2000

1 photo added:

Sgt. Harry W. Hellweg, Drill Instructor, US Marine Corps

 

18 March 2000

2 photos added:

Sgt Joseph Cusworth, 2nd Battalion East Yorkshire Regiment
Bombardier Andrew Barr, 5th Reserve Battery Royal Garrison Artillery


13 February 2000

71 photos added:

  • Memorial Day ceremony at the American Cemetery at Suresnes, May 30, 1920
  • Romagne Cemetery, France, August 12, 1919
  • View of the bridge at Chateau Thierry
  • The ruins of Richecourt
  • The town square of St. Mihiel, France
  • Four de Paris in the Argonne
  • The town of Jaulny, in the St. Mihiel Salient
  • The town of Montsec, in the St. Mihiel Salient
  • Les Paroches, near St. Mihiel
  • Montzeville, in the Meuse-Argonne sector
  • The town of Nantillois
  • Seicheprey, the scene of the first American battle, April 20, 1918
  • Etain, north-east of Verdun, destroyed by the Germans
  • In the Argonne Forest, from the American front lines, near Four de Paris
  • Apremont, in the St. Mihiel Salient
  • Varennes, showing railroad yard constructed by Americans
  • Entrance to the city of Verdun
  • A German ammunition dump in the St. Mihiel sector
  • Clermont, in the Meuse-Argonne sector
  • Former German camp between St. Mihiel & Apermont
  • Ruins of Limy
  • Hill 304, view from Esnes, in the Meuse-Argonne sector
  • Belleau Wood, looking toward Hill 193
  • Ruins of Malancourt
  • Ruins of Bourshes, on the edge of Belleau Wood
  • Montfaucon, showing German observatories & fortifications
  • Flirey, in the St. Mihiel Salient
  • Fresnes-en-Woevre, in the St. Mihiel sector
  • Thiaucourt, in the St. Mihiel Salient
  • Torcy, near Belleau Woods, showing Hill 193
  • Verdun, seen from the Citadel
  • HMS Queen Mary
  • British fleet heading out to sea, HMS Iron Duke leading
  • German battleship firing a broadside
  • Admiral Sir John Jellicoe
  • British First Sea Lord (Admiral) Sir John (Jackie) Fisher
  • Ships of the German High Seas Fleet heading out to sea
  • HMS Iron Duke
  • Ships of the British Home Fleet - (l-r) HMS King George, Thunderer, Monarch and Conqueror
  • Ships of the German High Seas Fleet
  • HMS Marlborough
  • SMS Pommern, torpedoed and sunk at Jutland
  • Sir John Jellicoe
  • Sir David Beatty
  • Torpedo fired from the deck of a British warship
  • Austro-Hungarian soldiers from 5th Feldjaegerbatallion preparing spinach for lunch, 1917
  • Deck of a British warship
  • British destroyers laying a smokescreen
  • British fleet in home waters
  • Sailors on the deck of a German warship
  • Jan Pytr, 5th Feldjaegerbatallion, Austrian Army - contributed by his grandson, Martin Pytr
  • German battle squadron
  • SMS Ost-Friesland
  • British battleship firing a broadside
  • Admiral Reinhard von Scheer
  • Admiral Sir David Beatty
  • HMS Invincible, sunk at Jutland
  • SMS Seydlitz, badly damaged during the battle
  • SMS Frauenlob, sunk at Jutland
  • Squadron of British armored cruisers
  • Jutland: scene from the deck of a British ship (1)
  • Jutland: scene from the deck of a British ship (2)
  • Admiral Franz von Hipper
  • SMS Kaiser
  • SMS Moltke
  • SMS Seydlitz
  • Destruction of the Queen Mary
  • HMS Indefatigable, sunk at Jutland
  • HMS Lion, Beatty's flagship, hit by German shellfire
  • HMS Warrior, sunk during the battle
    29 January 2000

    13 photos added from Marion Rice's war album, contributed by Steve Hooper:

  • Dr. Donnelly tends to a patient brought in by carriage
  • Dead soldiers near a trench
  • Hospital room scene
  • Injured soldiers being brought in by train
  • Miss Upton picking daffodils in a field near their hospital
  • Chief surgeon Ralph Roswell Fitch
  • Convalescent French soldiers
  • French patients playing checkers
  • A storm blows in from the English Channel on coast of France
  • Injured soldiers being unloaded at hospital in St. Valery, France.
  • French soldiers in battle
  • Group of nurses, including Rice at bottom left, embark for France in Feb. 1915
  • Red Cross nurse Josephine Clay in hospital ward





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