Soldiers attending to a wounded man in Camp de Galbert, Germany during World War One. The soldiers are seen putting a gas mask on the injured individual while wearing their own masks first. Photo taken on September 3, 1918 by R.C. Price of the 137th Ambulance Co.

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Soldiers attending to a wounded man in Camp de Galbert, Germany during World War One. The soldiers are seen putting a gas mask on the injured individual while wearing their own masks first. Photo taken on September 3, 1918 by R.C. Price of the 137th Ambulance Co.

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