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WW1 - 1914-1918
" Looks of War photographers "
" Regards de photographes de Guerre"
9000 photos
438 pages
GENERAL
JOHN J PERSHING
Gen. John Joseph Pershing, Commander-in-Chief U. S. Forces in France
Source: 'Great War' by George Allen
Gen John. [Black Jack] Pershing's arrival in France on June 13. 1917
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Source of Picture: National Archives Records Group 165, Personnel
Paris
Gen. Pershing's arrival in Paris - 1917
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Source of Picture: National Archives Records Group 165, Personnel
Gen Foch and Gen. Pershing - 6-17-1918
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Source of Picture: National Archives Records Group 165, Personnel
Gen. Pershing stepping in to command car somewhere in France - 1917
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Source of Picture: National Archives Records Group 165, Personnel
Rene Besnard, Under Sec. of State for War Ministry, Gen. Pershing and Gen. Dumas in France 1917 NARA165-WW-411B-005
Source of Picture: National Archives Records Group 165, Personnel
Brest
Gen. Pershing, CINC of Am. Expeditionary Forces and Admiral W. S. Benson,
Chief of Naval Operations preparing to greet Pres. Wilson in France 1918
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Source of Picture: National Archives Records Group 165, Personnel
Close up pf Gen. Pershing by Lt. Rode 10-19-18
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Source of Photograph: National Archives RG 111
Langres
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President Wilson and General Pershing leaving after reviewing 10,000 American Troops
near Langres, France 12-25-18
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Source of Photograph: National Archives RG 111
Gondrecourt le Château
General Pershing reviewing the 88th Inf. Div. near Gondrecourt France with his son - Apr. 1919
Source of Picture: National Archives Records Group 165, Personnel
Gondrecourt le Château
Warren Pershing and Col. Charles Lincoln at Divison Review near Gondrecourt France 4-19-1919 NARA165-WW-411B-057
Source of Picture: National Archives Records Group 165, Personnel
While Pershing was
on assignment, he learned that his wife and
two daughters had died
in a tragic fire.
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Only his 6 year old son survived.
Warren bears his mother's maiden name.
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When the World War had ended General Pershing called for his son to come
to France and witness what everyone hoped would be the last war that humans would suffer.
Sec. of War Baker, Warren Pershing, son of Gen. Pershing and Sgt. Joseph Weltz,
guardian for Warren who was traveling on SS Leviathan to France - 1919
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Source of Picture: National Archives Records Group 165, Personnel
John J. Pershing, Commanding General of the Army, New York City, 9-9-1919
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Source of Picture: National Archives Records Group 165, Personnel
Gen Pershing leading the Victory Parade 1918
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Source of Photograph: Harris and Ewing Collection, Library of Congress.
Gen 'Jack' Pershing riding on Kidron in the Victory Parade in Washington DC Sept 17, 1919
National Photo Company Collection (Library of Congress)
Pictures of Gen. Pershing with his horse, Kidron, by 2LT L. J. Rode, Signal Corps 10-19-18
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Source of Photograph: National Archives RG 111
Chaumont
Gen. Pershing and his horse, Kidron, Chaumont, France 10-19-18
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Source of Photograph: National Archives RG 111