111-SC-2200 - Shell Shelters - The Allies make use of natural formations whenever possible - This picture shows how caverns, ravines, and similar formations are helpful to hide men and ammunition

111-SC-2201 - Shell Shelters - The Allies make use of natural formations whenever possible - This picture shows how caverns, ravines, and similar formations are helpful to hide men and ammunition

Havoc of War - Ruins - France - Miscellaneous Ruins - INSIDE VIEW OF ONE OF THE CAVES occupied by refugees of the burned district of Salonika. There were two people in the cave when this picture was taken, a man and an old women. Both were protected by the elements by a small piece of burlap 5x5 fee

SC 192104 - Entrance to this German command post was found by American troops when they entered St. Lo. This tunnel under high rock cliff. It was thoroughly mined. 29 July, 1944

111-SC-2967 - The bombardment before the charge. This territory has been shelled by the French and later occupied by poilus, who can be seen in the lower center of the picture reach to charge across "No Mans Land" (in the region of Moulin de Laffaux).

SC 192099 - Super foxhole capable of fitting 75 men and officers. Near Marigny, France. 30 July, 1944.*

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

SC 374775 - German shell that plowed thru 30 feet of earth and soft stone to block up passageway in the VI Corps headquarters cave, fails to stop work.

Military Administration - Theater of Operations - Supply Service - Issuance of Rations at the Front - THIS PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN JUST back of the front line trenches in France, shows a supply station from which American soldiers in the trenches are being bed