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This is a French soldier with a grenade. Grenades were very useful because instead of one bullet, the grenade, similar to a bomb, kills many more than one bullet can. There is no question that grenades were helpful, but i feel that its almost unfair if you are hit by a grenade. If you are just at the wrong place at the wrong time, you can find yourself flying through the air due to the explosion of the grenade.
 * __Weapons:__**

This man was discovered by the Red Cross dogs. Dogs are very intelligent animals and were very beneficial in the catagory of medicine during the war. I think dogs were an excellent addition to the war. Dogs were able to find and retreve wounded soldiers. Also, with their size and agility i imagine they were not easy to shoot down.
 * __Animals At War:__**

This is a machine gun mounted onto the aircraft. Machine guns on the aircrafts allowed them to perform ariel attacks on the target. I think aircrafts with machine guns were pretty risky at this time. With the pilot steering the aircraft and also opperating a machine gun, not only puts his life at risk, but also puts the people at risk because he could lose control of the aircraft.
 * __War In The Skies:__**

British artillery troops passing a village bombed by enemy aircraft. With the development of bombs more deadly attacks were able to be persued. I think bombing an innocent village is wrong, if war must happen, it should be done without putting innocent civilians in harms way.
 * __Death and Destruction:__**

The Paris women walk with their husbands to the train of the French reserve. The women seem sad that their husbands have to leave them. In my opinion, war had to be fought one way or another, so the women had to understand that their husband was fighting for her safety and freedom.
 * __Troops:__**

American troopship, Tuscania. This ship sank due to the attack of a German submarine. Transporting troops to where they are needed was difficult because submarines were very tough to avoid. I think transporting troops by planes would be a lot smarter. Traveling with only one ship in the middle of the Sea is very risky.
 * __War At Sea:__**

Women's Battalion of Death troops at physical training. This is all of the women preparing for battle by training and apparently yoga. Women being allowed to fight in the war was a very large step for them. It just goes to show that women can do just about everything men can.
 * __Units:__**

German troops on the route to Russia. As you can see, there wasn't many ways to be transported. Therefore, the soldiers had to pile up and use every inch of room on the train. I think trains are a better way of transporting the soldiers. They are not as easy to track down and the soldiers are able to fight back if needed. Where in an aircraft or ship, fighting back is not quite as easy.
 * __Transportation:__**

German trenches in the Vosges Mountains. Trenches were very beneficial to the soldiers. They allowed better protection for them and also gave them more of a "surprise attack" advantage. Depending on how the trenches were built, they were a great advantage and saved many lives in the war.
 * __Locations:__**

German Prison camp. German prison camps often had the potential to be very brutal. As shown in the photo the people in the camps were not left with much to do. In my opinion, i believe camps in some cases could be good. Depending on how bad the camps were, i think the camps served as a place to keep the civilians protected against bombings and such.
 * __Camps:__**

British nurses on a hospital train. This photo shows the British nurses waiting to treat wounded soldiers. Nurses, in my opinion, were just as important to the war as the soldiers. Without the nurses a vast amount of the injured soldiers would not live to tell their tales.
 * __Medical:__**

__**Camouflage:**__ US coastal artillery camouflaged long range guns, yet another key aspect in the art of "surprise." The colors of the gun were typically dark green, brown and gray. These colors allowed the guns to blend in with the grass and/or trees to be more difficult to recognize.

Major General Robert L. Howze, Commander, US Army 38th Division. Commanders in the war were seen as the boss. These men were all business, they dont mess around. In this picture, your first thought might have been, "wow, he looks like he had a bad day, or his dinner did not agree with his stomach," but in fact these commanders were very intimidating men, and also a momentous aspect to an army.
 * __Commanders:__**

This image shows Serbian peasants fleeing for safety. For civilians, if another state/country invades the area, it was essential to evacuate the area. These people want no problems with the enemy, and certainly would not like to be part of a disaster. Therefore, it was in their best interest to avoid problematic regions.
 * __Refugees:__**

Salvation Army volunteers mending uniforms for US troops. Many people volunteered to mend uniforms during the war. In this photo you see a cook, soldiers, wives of soldiers and even nurse. I think the troops were very greatful because in my opinion, there is nothing stronger than the heart of a volunteer. They take time out of their lives to help others, not for money, but for knowing that they helped out in a good cause.
 * __Auxiliaries:__**

Belgian Royal Family reviewing French troops in parade in honor of their re-entry into Brussels. In this image, you see the troops marching in their lines, before the Belgian Royal Family. I think the Belgian Royal Family was very pleased to see how many troops there were risking their lives for the freedom and safety or their country/state. If i were part of the Belgian Royal Family, i would praise the men and women for the generous acts of service.
 * __Heads of State:__**