Artworks

Vertical photograph from 9,000 feet showing ruined town of Nomeny (all roofs shot in), Nomeny

In Château Thierry sector showing service bridges destroyed by retreating enemy forces, N.W. Villers-en-Prayers

U.S. bombing airplane over enemy territory

German front line trenches (St. Mihiel Sector). Dark zig-zag line, trenches and white edge to trench is excavated earth. (Note trenches running through the woods), N.W. Limey

U.S. bombing airplane above clouds

Fismes (Château Thierry Sector). Oblique photo

Ruins of Forges (Argonne)

Enlargement of Small White Square on Preceding Plate

Moulins-lès-Metz (Ideal type military aerial photo, taken from 18,000 ft.)

Fismes, (vertical photos) compare with preceding: oblique photo of same town and note how much better the effect of artillery fire is shown by this vertical photograph, pratically not a roof left in the town

Mine Craters, Combres Hill (scene of some of bitterest fighting of the war, an active sector for four years)

Camps des Romains (St. Mihiel)

Untitled

Fort Alvensleben (near Metz)

St. Mihiel (winter). Particularly fine example [of an] oblique aerial photograph

Sedan

Sedan

Ruins of Montfaucon (Argonne Sector), Montfaucon

Montfaucon

Montsec (strongly fortified enemy position taken by the American troops during the St. Mihiel offensive), S. Étang de la Perche to S. Montsec

Ruins of Malancourt (Argonne Sector)

Concrete Landing Platform for Airplanes at Puxieux (Each Strip About 50 ft. Wide by 250 ft. Long). Crescent Shape Mass was Formed by the Pile of Broken Concrete when the Platform was Removed. Altitude 15,000 ft., Puxieux

Untitled, Vaux

Montfaucon (winter)