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"I was there" - with the Yanks in France by Cyrus Leroy Baldridge
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[Illustration: [Arabic script] On other days he rides a camel in Algeria]
[Illustration: (head in fez)]

[Illustration: [Arabic script] Senegalais types]

Senegalaise types / voluneers used for the attack and for labor on roads
Vailly 1917

[Illustration: The aumônier--poilu priest who marches with the troops.]
[Illustration: Of the youngest class.]
[Illustration: A father of the class of '89]

Moulin Laffaux

[Illustration: Un cannonier marin sur le front]

He handles a big naval gun mounted on railroad cars near Soissons

[Illustration: French "corvée" laborers.]

In the war of 1870 he drove a team instead of a camion.

Too old to serve in the active army and so assigned to the more
unromatic, uninteresting but vital work of loading camions, tending
horses, or building and repairing roads back of the lines. It has been
said that the first battle of Verdun was won by the camion service.
This is the kind of man who made that victory possible

[Illustration: A "walking case"]

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