111-SC-2083 - French Engineers - A heavy plank road is being constructed by these French engineers through a Flanders swamp and devastated territory once held by the German invaders - This picture was taken near Draibank, Belgium

111-SC-1691 - Along the Belgian front, constructions like the one in this picture are often seen - These irregular lines of trees along a stream tend to disguise the boardwalk where troops are constantly moving to the front

111-SC-2203 - French Engineers - The faith of the French in the success of their armies is shown by the fact that they are making permanent improvements in lands held by the Germans of 45 years - The picture graphically shows the difficulty of building immense stone bridges through the gorges of the

111-SC-4010 - There is no comradeship like that made from fighting as allies in a common cause and the Belgian and French soldiers in this picture exhibit a splendid spirit of "Camaraderie." France.

British engineers repairing bridge

British military bridge, Flanders

Drills - Engineer Corps - Pontoon Work - Floating bridge being constructed by German engineers. The first picture to reach this country in several months, showing German engineers constructing a pontoon bridge

SC 192140 - Members of an engineer unit repair a road in a French town. The road was damaged by shell fire as Allied troops moved forward in the wake of the fleeing enemy. 30 July, 1944

U.S. engineers, Audenarde 39442. Company A, Three hundred and sixteenth Engineers, placing abutment for bridge over canal in town of Audenarde, Belgium. Capt. D. Keen, commanding officer, in charge. November 10, 1918.