ILLUSTRATIONS
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La France Guerrière Frontispiece
Dunkirk, May, 1915 6
An American Ambulance in Flanders 10
An American Ambulance in Ypres 12
Soldiers marching by American Ambulances in a Flemish Town 14
Americans in their Gas-Masks 16
The Col de Bussang—the Gate to Alsace Reconquise 22
Supplies for the Soldiers being carried on Mules over the Vosges Mountains 24
At a Valley "Poste" (Mittlach) 24
American Drivers in Alsace 28
A "Poste de Secours" in the Valley of the Fecht 30
Sharing Meals at a "Poste" 30
La Terre Promise 36
The Harvard Club of Alsace Reconquise 42
Winter Days in Alsace 54
Effect of German Shells in Alsace (Thann) 58
On the Road to Hartmannsweilerkopf, December, 1915 58
Shells breaking on the Côte-de-Mousson 70
Watching an Aeroplane Duel in Pont-à-Mousson 70
In Front of a "Poste de Secours" 74
An American Ambulance Driver 74
On the Road to Bois-le-Prêtre 78
Fontaine du Père Hilarion, Bois-le-Prêtre 78
Loading the Ambulance 94
At a "Poste" at the Very Front 104
Soldiers of France 110
Americans in their Gas-Masks in front of the Bomb-proof Shelter outside of the Headquarters 118
A "Poste de Secours" in Flanders 122
Waiting at a "Poste de Secours" 122
A Winter Day in Flanders 124
A Group of American Drivers in Northern France 128
The Cathedral in Nieuport, July, 1915 128
Some of the Members of Section IV 132
Approaching the High-Water Mark 134
"Poilus" and Americans sharing their Lunch 134
Richard Hall 144
Richard Hall's Grave 146
An Inspection Trip in Alsace 152
Within Sight of the German Trenches 154
Stretchers slung between Two Wheels on their Way from the Trenches 156
Evacuating a Hospital 158
Transferring the Wounded to the Train 158
The End of an Ambulance 166
Decoration of Carey and Hale 178
A Winter Morning 182
Alsatian Woods in Winter 182
The "Poste de Secours" near Hartmannsweilerkopf 186
Winter in Alsace 194
What Night Trips without Lights sometimes mean 212
The Dangers of the Road 212
Mule Convoy in Alsace 214
The "Poste" near Hartmannsweilerkopf after a Bombardment 214
One of our Cars in Trouble 216
Coffins in Courtyard of Base Hospital in Alsace 216
Richard Hall's Car after Shell landed under it 218
A "Poste de Secours" at Montauville 222
Saucisse above Verdun 232
At a Dressing-Station near Verdun 236
American Ambulance in Verdun 242
American Ambulance at a Dressing-Station near Verdun 246
A Corner of Verdun, July, 1916 250
Headquarters of the American Ambulance Field Service, 21 Rue Raynouard, Paris 276
Some of the Men of the American Ambulance Field Service at their Headquarters, 21 Rue Raynouard, Paris 278
The "Croix de Guerre" 278
The "Médaille Militaire" 330
"Vive la France!" 346