Media: 1918 -1919 FRANCE & LUXEMBOURG – POSTWAR

1918 -1919 FRANCE & LUXEMBOURG – POSTWAR

1917 United States: 1917 Camp Grant, Illinois & Camp Logan, Texas

1918 FRANCE: 1918 FRANCE ARRIVAL 33rd DIVISION

1918 FRANCE: 1918 FRANCE COMBAT RELATED

1918 -1919: FRANCE & LUXEMBOURG: POSTWAR

1919: UNITED STATES POSTWAR

MEDIA: MISCELLANEOUS

Photos: PFC Frank C. MARES Collection (Camp Logan, Texas)

: PFC Harry Shankman Luxembourg 1919 Collection of Harry Shankman.

: PFC Harry Shankman, Luxembourg c1919 Collection of Harry Shankman.

: PFC Harry Shankman, Luxembourg. 1919. Courier duty. Collection of Harry Shankman.

: Corporals Louis Kovits (standing) and Lee Reuter (Seated). Company L. March 18, 1919 Back of card includes: Taken in Vals les Bains on leave. Collection of Lee Reuter.

: Echternach, Luxembourg Collection of Lee Reuter.

: City of Echternach. Street through which American army passed on way to Germany. Echternach, Luxembourg. December 2, 1918 Collection of Lee Reuter.

: Palace of the Grand Duchess of Luxembourg. Luxembourg, December 1919

: American army trucks parked in public square of Echternach, Luxembourg where III Corps made their Headquarters for two days beginning with December 1st on way to Germany December 2nd. Collection of Lee Reuter.

: Street scene at Junglinster, Luxembourg. November 27, 1918. Collection of Lee Reuter.

: “An historic train” Marshal Foch’s train arrives at the station at Compiegne. Marshal Foch met the German ambassador on this train in the wood near Richmond (Sp?) station. All negotiations were held onboard this train and the armistice was signed in car number 2419D which is shown in the foreground. Second American Army Corps, near Compiegne, Oise, France November 11, 1918

: No descriptive information provided. However, these are probably French officers after armistice based on destruction of buildings in background. Possibly showing the citizens information about the end of the war.

: Third Division Post Command in the Hotel De Ville at Bar Le Duc. Bar Le Duc, France. September 17, 1918 Collection of Lee Reuter.

: Junglinster, Luxembourg, 1919 HQ 132nd Infantry. U.S. Flag flew in front. Collection of Lee Reuter.

: Luxembourg Town center where business was conducted, and the location of an ice cream shop. See card back. 1919 Collection of Lee Reuter.

: Postal card. Luxembourg. Describes town with ice cream shop. Cpl Reuter had ice cream here. Collection of Lee Reuter.

: Bridge, Luxembourg 1919 See card back for details. Collection of Lee Reuter

: Personal journal page of Corporal Lee Reuter. Discusses operations in Luxembourg. 1919 Collection of Lee Reuter.

: Member of 132n INF, 33rd Division in the muzzle of big German 38 cm gun left behind by the Germans. Dannevoux, Meuse, France October 18, 1918

: 240 mm cannon that was used during the defense of Verdun and was probably the largest gun in the front. The French dynamited it before leaving on their retreat in 1916. 132nd INF, 33rd Division at the front line. Alexandre, Meuse, France September 17, 1918