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St mihiel salient Stock Photos and Images
RMET017W–Original German WW1 trench dugout in St Mihiel Salient, Bois d'Ailly forest, Lorraine, France
RME9RYMN–AERIAL VIEW. St Mihiel American Cemetery, final resting place of fallen soldiers in WWI. Thiaucourt, Meurthe-et-Moselle, Lorraine, Grand Est, France.
RFW37HB3–A captured German machine gun. This was a brand new gun captured by Americans in the St. Mihiel salient before it could fire its first shot.
RME6X8CG–Saint-Mihiel Salient Battlefield France. Hattonchatel.March 2014 Hattonchatel a hill top town on the St Mihiel Salient
RM2RC2T9C–An American intelligence officer examines a captured prisoner taken in the St. Mihiel Salient during World War I. This photograph was taken on October 5, 1918.
RME6XRE8–Saint-Mihiel Salient Battlefield France. Hattonchatel.March 2014 Hattonchatel a hill top town on the St Mihiel Salient which wa
RM2R5RMA3–France, Meuse, Lorraine regional parc, Cotes de Meuse, Montsec, Butte de Montsec, Montsec war memorial produced by sculptor Egerton Swarthout, built with Euville limestone in 1930, commemorates the attacks carried out by the American Army from 12 to 14 September 1918 and from 9 to 11 November 1918 to take the St. Mihiel salient. At the centre of the colonnade is a bronze map illustrating the location of the St. Mihiel salient fronts.
RME97M7K–Butte de Montsec US Memorial in the St Mihiel Salient. WWI Battlefield south of Verdun, France. October 2014
![16 12th Engineer Regiment, "Barbed-Wire" Passenger Car on the M.F.U. Line, St. Mihiel, France; Captured in the Saint-Mihiel Salient Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PA4WDB/16-12th-engineer-regiment-quotbarbed-wirequot-passenger-car-on-the-mfu-line-st-mihiel-france-captured-in-the-saint-mihiel-salient-PA4WDB.jpg "16 12th Engineer Regiment, "Barbed-Wire" Passenger Car on the M.F.U. Line, St. Mihiel, France; Captured in the Saint-Mihiel Salient Stock Photo")
RMPA4WDB–16 12th Engineer Regiment, "Barbed-Wire" Passenger Car on the M.F.U. Line, St. Mihiel, France; Captured in the Saint-Mihiel Salient
RMKEEN3K–12th Engineer Regiment, Barbed Wire Passenger Car on the M.F.U. Line, St. Mihiel, France; Captured in the Saint Mihiel Salient
RMPBPH57–National Guard units from around the nation participated in a staff ride to the Aisne-Marne Offensive battle field, Cantigny, Chateau-Thierry and Belleau Wood, St. Mihiel Salient and the Somme during the first day of a week-long event commemorating World War 1 on July 25, 2018.
RMCWB08M–World War I, a YMCA mobile kitchen on the edge of the St. Mihiel salient in France, U.S. Signal Corps photograph, 1918
RMR8763P–Capturing St. Mihiel Salient- 3 soldiers operating a cannon- pile of empty cannon shell casings in foreground.
RMEC7750–Columns of German prisoners taken by the Americans in the first day of the assault on the St. Mihiel salient, marching in the rain toward the prison pens prepared for them at Ansauville, France. September 25, 1918. Cpl. R. H. Ingleston.
RM2AM7N1F–The people's war book; history, cyclopaedia and chronology of the great world war . Americans Before St. Mihiel Salient. Before opening artillery fire on the Germans in the St. Mihiel salientthese American boys are seen with gas masks on awaitmg to receive the hnal word.. 266 THE PEOPLES WAR BOOK
RMBTKB28–World War I, a YMCA mobile kitchen on the edge of the St. Mihiel salient in France, U.S. Signal Corps photograph, 1918
RMET017E–German First World War trench called 'Trench of Thirst' by the French, St Mihiel salient, Lorraine, France
RME9RYK9–AERIAL VIEW. St Mihiel American Cemetery, final resting place of fallen soldiers in WWI. Thiaucourt, Meurthe-et-Moselle, Lorraine, Grand Est, France.
RMDK0GW7–World War I memorial to fallen U.S. soldiers at twilight. Montsec American Monument, Meuse, Lorraine, Grand Est, France.
RM2RC9CE2–American reserve troops and supply wagons advancing over hills northeast of Montsee during the operation to clear up the St. Mihiel salient of Germans, October 5, 1918. Image approved by the A.E.P. censor in 2008.
RM2R5RN1W–France, Meuse, Lorraine regional parc, Cotes de Meuse, Montsec, Butte de Montsec, Montsec war memorial produced by sculptor Egerton Swarthout, built with Euville limestone in 1930, commemorates the attacks carried out by the American Army from 12 to 14 September 1918 and from 9 to 11 November 1918 to take the St. Mihiel salient. At the centre of the colonnade is a bronze map illustrating the location of the St. Mihiel salient fronts.
RME97M8M–Butte de Montsec US Memorial in the St Mihiel Salient. WWI Battlefield south of Verdun, France. October 2014
RMMAKK8B–Horizontal, black and white photograph of a passenger compartment set on a flatcar. The photograph is located in the St. Louis 12th Engineer's Regiment album, on pg. 16. The Saint-Mihiel Salient was a triangular area of of land in France, between Verdun and Nancy, and was occupied by the German army since fall of 1914. Acquisition of this salient area was strategically important because rail communications between Paris and the eastern sections of the war front were hindered under German occupation. The final Allied offensive of the war could not begin until control of the salient was acquired
RME6XRE2–Saint-Mihiel Salient Battlefield France. Hattonchatel.March 2014 Hattonchatel a hill top town on the St Mihiel Salient which wa
RMPBPH56–The National Guard participated in a staff ride to the Aisne-Marne Offensive battle field, Cantigny, Chateau-Thierry and Belleau Wood, St. Mihiel Salient and the Somme during the first day of a week long event commemorating World War 1 on July 25, 2018.
RME97M80–Butte de Montsec US Memorial in the St Mihiel Salient. WWI Battlefield south of Verdun, France. October 2014
RMCWB08P–World War I, American tank hauling a truck filled with bicycles towards the front in the St. Mihiel salient in France, U.S.
RMEC76P8–Lt. Col. R. D. Garrett, chief signal officer, 42nd Division, testing a telephone left behind by the Germans in the hasty retreat from the salient of St. Mihiel. Essey, France. September 19, 1918. Cpl. R. H. Ingleston.
RM2AM7NAA–The people's war book; history, cyclopaedia and chronology of the great world war . Honoring Old Glory on German territory. s Jj:^. Americans Before St. Mihiel Salient. Before opening artillery fire on the Germans in the St. Mihiel salientthese American boys are seen with gas masks on awaitmg to receive the hnal word.
RFERYN48–German First World War trench called 'Trench of Thirst' by the French, St Mihiel salient, Lorraine, France
RMBTKB2B–World War I, American tank hauling a truck filled with bicycles towards the front in the St. Mihiel salient in France, U.S. Signal Corps photograph, 1918
RM2RC5D35–Major General Charles P. Summerall, alongside his staff, examines German prisoners captured during the capture of the St. Mihiel Salient. This historical photograph was taken on October 5, 1918, and has been verified by the A.E.P. censor.
RM2RC33R0–A typical street scene in a town near the St. Mihiel salient during the height of the action. Supplies being rushed to keep Americans provided while moving north. 26th Division. Mol.
RM2R5RN1M–France, Meuse, Lorraine regional parc, Cotes de Meuse, Montsec, Butte de Montsec, Montsec war memorial produced by sculptor Egerton Swarthout, built with Euville limestone in 1930, commemorates the attacks carried out by the American Army from 12 to 14 September 1918 and from 9 to 11 November 1918 to take the St. Mihiel salient. At the centre of the colonnade is a bronze map illustrating the location of the St. Mihiel salient fronts.
RM2RCKBP7–American soldiers revising a stone in Bouillonville that originally read '1815-Bismarck-1915'. This photograph was taken during the capture of the St. Mihiel salient. It was released by A.E.P. Censor, with the photographer and date of capture unknown.
RM2RCB78M–American ammunition wagon blocking the road during the capture of the St. Mihiel Salient. The wagon's position delayed the advance of a column. Photograph taken on October 5, 1918. This information was captured and authenticated by the A.E.P. censor.
RME97M8A–Butte de Montsec US Memorial in the St Mihiel Salient. WWI Battlefield south of Verdun, France. October 2014
RMDD71YK–German prisoners taken by the Americans in the first day of the assault on the St. Mihiel salient. They are marching to prison
RMPKE5WR–The National Guard participated in a staff ride to the Aisne-Marne Offensive battle field, Cantigny, Chateau-Thierry and Belleau Wood, St. Mihiel Salient and the Somme during the first day of a week long event commemorating World War 1 on July 25, 2018.
RFFFEN1P–Columns of German prisoners taken by the Americans in the first day of the assault on the St. Mihiel salient, marching in the rain toward the prison pens prepared for them at Ansauville, France. September 25, 1918. Cpl. R. H. Ingleston. (Army)
RM2AMYM31–Helping France; the Red cross in the devastated area . f this: theassistance in food and clothing in these daysof restricted supplies and expensive livinghas rendered us a service the importance of 190 Helping France which is above anything which we canexpress. On the heights of Chateau-Thierry,before the St. Mihiel salient, in the ArgonneForest, and on the front of Nancy, which com-manded Metz, the American Army was givenby the French its posts of honor. In Lorrainefell the first of our army for France. The de-partment of the Meurthe and Moselle hascommemorated their sacrifice by a monumentem
RMET0313–Original barbed wire from the First World War in German trench in the St Mihiel salient, Lorraine, France
RFHM6AJB–Columns of German prisoners taken by the Americans in the first day of the assault on the St. Mihiel salient, marching in the rain toward the prison pens prepared for them at Ansauville, France. September 25, 1918. Cpl. R. H. Ingleston. (Army) NARA FILE #: 111-SC-20917 WAR & CONFLICT BOOK #: 684
RMET0B9M–Original German trenches and dugouts from the First World war in the St. Mihiel Salient, France
RMCPCMGW–The grave of Alain-Fournier in the French National Cemetery St Remy La Calonne, Les Eparges, Lorraine, France.
RFERTDN3–French battlefield WW1 war memorial in the 'Trench of Thirst,' Ailly Wood, St Mihiel salient, Lorraine, France
RFFFEM9F–Lt. Col. R. D. Garrett, chief signal officer, 42nd Division, testing a telephone left behind by the Germans in the hasty retreat from the salient of St. Mihiel. Essey, France. September 19, 1918. Cpl. R. H. Ingleston. (Army)
RFET0106–German First World War battlefield memorial in forest of St. Mihiel salient, Lorraine, France
RFHM6AJD–Lieut. Col. R. D. Garrett, chief signal officer, 42nd Division, testing a telephone left behind by the Germans in the hasty retreat from the salient of St. Mihiel. Essey, France. September 19, 1918. Cpl. R. H. Ingleston. (Army) NARA FILE #: 111-SC-23112 WAR & CONFLICT BOOK #: 617
RM2R5RN1Y–France, Meuse, Lorraine regional parc, Cotes de Meuse, Montsec, Butte de Montsec, Montsec war memorial produced by sculptor Egerton Swarthout, built with Euville limestone in 1930, commemorates the attacks carried out by the American Army from 12 to 14 September 1918 and from 9 to 11 November 1918 to take the St. Mihiel salient. At the centre of the colonnade is a bronze map illustrating the location of the St. Mihiel salient fronts.
RM2RC9WDJ–Group of civilians stand outside their destroyed home in a town within the St. Mihiel salient. Taken on October 5, 1918 by photographer 20933, the image shows the impact of war on the lives of innocent civilians. This photograph was approved by the A.E.F. censor.
RME97M8C–Butte de Montsec US Memorial in the St Mihiel Salient. WWI Battlefield south of Verdun, France. October 2014
RMDD71GT–American signal officer of the 42nd Division, testing a telephone left behind by retreating Germans in the St. Mihiel salient.
RMPKE5WW–National Guard units from around the nation participated in a staff ride to the Aisne-Marne Offensive battle field, Cantigny, Chateau-Thierry and Belleau Wood, St. Mihiel Salient and the Somme during the first day of a week-long event commemorating World War 1 on July 25, 2018.
RMWP8690–Limy, through which the American forces passed in cutting off the St. Mihiel Salient, 1918;
RM2AX3YDG–The Literary digest history of the world war, compiled from original and contemporary sources: American, British, French, German, and others . onspicuous parts. The first was the holding up ofthe German advance across the ilarne. in May and June,foreshadowing the victory of July 18, followed by a con-tinuous battle of two or three weeks, in which Ludendorffwas finally forced to retreat beyond the Vesle. Anotherachievement, and the first of which Americans were in sole 15fl ox THE WESTERN FRONT command, was the elimination of the St. Mihiel salient, whichwas begun on September 12 and soon becam
RMCPCMEY–General view of the French National Cemetery St Remy La Calonne, Les Eparges, Lorraine, France.
RFET00XK–German First World War battlefield memorial in forest of St. Mihiel salient, Lorraine, France
RM2R5RM9X–France, Meuse, Lorraine regional parc, Cotes de Meuse, Montsec, Butte de Montsec, Montsec war memorial produced by sculptor Egerton Swarthout, built with Euville limestone in 1930, commemorates the attacks carried out by the American Army from 12 to 14 September 1918 and from 9 to 11 November 1918 to take the St. Mihiel salient. At the centre of the colonnade is a bronze map illustrating the location of the St. Mihiel salient fronts.
RM2RC6485–American gunners working quickly to capture the St. Mihiel Salient during World War I. The photograph captures the high speed at which the artillerymen performed their duties, as a shell case is seen flying through the air while a new shell slides into the breech.
RME97PW3–Trench of Thirst in the Bois d'Ailly in the St Mihiel Salient. WWI Battlefield south of Verdun, France. October 2014
RM2RCKRYA–Casemate, Camp des Romans. The fortress at the apex of the St. Mihiel salient was believed to be impenetrable. However, on September 12, 1918, it was bombarded and a shell struck this casemate, resulting in the death of four German soldiers including the commander's orderly. The casemate was evacuated the same night.
RMP9TCEF–335 Collier's 1921 World War - American troops pour into St. Mihiel salient toward Mont Sec
RM2RC3NBX–Group of slightly wounded American soldiers returning from the front during the capture of the St. Mihiel Salient in World War One. The soldiers are informing their fellow comrades about the progress made in the attack. This photograph was taken on October 14, 1918.
RM2A4E52W–The town of Montsec, showing Montsec, on the left the highest point of ground in the St. Mihiel Salient
RM2RC8DY1–American soldiers escorting German prisoners of war to the prison pens behind the lines after capturing the St. Mihiel salient during World War I. Image depicts the scene from October 5, 1918. This photograph was taken by an official military photographer and passed by the Allied Expeditionary Censor.
RM2AM4GHX–The people's war book; history, cyclopaedia and chronology of the great world war . Paris gives wonderful reception to American troops. FACTS, STORIES AND INCIDENTS 403. American iufantryinen in the St. Mihiel salient salvaging German machine guns found in a captureddugout. They also found an ample supply of ammunition. any like event in history; indeed, as stand-ing alone, Trafalgar and AVaterloo, as cru-cial moments in European progress, are seen as of limited importance compared toGermanys naval surrender to the alliesand America. British and American ships, the fonnerin overwhelming number
RM2WB6258–12th Engineer Regiment, ‘barbed-wire’ passenger car on the M.F.U. Line, St. Mihiel, France, captured in the Saint-Mihiel Salient (Missouri Historical Society p0389-000112).
RMCPCMFJ–General view of the French National Cemetery St Remy La Calonne, Les Eparges, Lorraine, France.
RFERYN4H–German First World War battlefield memorial in forest of St. Mihiel salient, Lorraine, France
RM2R5RMAM–France, Meuse, Lorraine regional parc, Cotes de Meuse, Montsec, Butte de Montsec, Montsec war memorial produced by sculptor Egerton Swarthout, built with Euville limestone in 1930, commemorates the attacks carried out by the American Army from 12 to 14 September 1918 and from 9 to 11 November 1918 to take the St. Mihiel salient. At the centre of the colonnade is a bronze map illustrating the location of the St. Mihiel salient fronts.
RME97P8X–Trench of Thirst in the Bois d'Ailly in the St Mihiel Salient. WWI Battlefield south of Verdun, France. October 2014
RMPB3R4D–922 Limy, through which the American forces passed in cutting off the St. Mihiel Salient, 1918 LCCN2007663841
RM2RCCE7Y–American soldiers are seen interacting with three prisoners captured in the St. Mihiel salient during World War I. The photograph captures a moment of camaraderie between the former enemies. The image was taken on October 5, 1918, and was approved by the A.E.F. censor.
RM2AM6HKF–The people's war book; history, cyclopaedia and chronology of the great world war . A captured German machine gun.This was a brand new gun captured by Americans in the St. Mihiel salient before it could fire its first shot. AMERICAS PART IN THE WAR 311. o 1-o u o ffi 312 THE PEOPLES WAR BOOK boats, but the revised edition of the terms providesthat all submarines of every description must besurrendered to the Allies, and they must be on theirway to the ports designated by the Allies within twoweeks after getting the order. Instead of 60,000 railroad cars—for that is howthe word wagons following
RMPPD6ED–This map illustrates the First U.S. Army attack on the St. Mihiel salient in September 1918. The 42nd Division is part of the IV Corps and attacked north toward Vigneulles.
RMCPCMHC–The grave of Alain-Fournier in the French National Cemetery St Remy La Calonne, Les Eparges, Lorraine, France.
RFET00WD–German First World War battlefield memorial in forest of St. Mihiel salient, Lorraine, France
RM2R5RMAH–France, Meuse, Lorraine regional parc, Cotes de Meuse, Montsec, Butte de Montsec, Montsec war memorial produced by sculptor Egerton Swarthout, built with Euville limestone in 1930, commemorates the attacks carried out by the American Army from 12 to 14 September 1918 and from 9 to 11 November 1918 to take the St. Mihiel salient. At the centre of the colonnade is a bronze map illustrating the location of the St. Mihiel salient fronts.
RMET04WG–Original German trenches and dugouts from the First World war in the St. Mihiel Salient, France
RME97PA4–Trench of Thirst in the Bois d'Ailly in the St Mihiel Salient. WWI Battlefield south of Verdun, France. October 2014
RMP9TJ71–655 Flirey, a front line town in the St. Mihiel Salient, where heavy fighting took place LCCN2007663866
RM2A4EMTM–Thiaucourt, in the St. Mihiel Salient, which fell before American onslaught, Sept. 12-13, 1918
RM2RC8G9W–American and French soldiers capturing the St. Mihiel salient. This image shows soldiers in the streets of a French village that had been occupied by the Germans for almost four years. Major C.A. Davis is seen on the far right. The photograph was approved by the A.E.F. censor.
RM2AG8D62–. A story of the war and family war service record, 1914-1919. Nord, a deep dry ditch with precipitous sides. Itwas an unfinished waterway-, but presented a ser-ious obstacle. It took time to overcome this bar-^^Mfj ri^r, but it was left behind eventually. CHAPTER TWENTY.St. Mihiel Salient Conquered. Two hundred and seventj^ thousand Americantroops had participated in the second battle of theMarne, but 600,000 participated in the first offensiveunder American command, that in which the St.Mihiel salient was wiped out Sept. 12 and 13, 1918. The St. Mihiel salient had been described b^^Marshal J
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