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WWI Soldiers in Trench (Chateau-Thierry, France)

WWI Soldiers in Trench (Chateau-Thierry, France)

Shells for the Battle of Brest are unloaded from a freight car on a rail siding by Pfc. Robert L. Lewis, left, of Murfreesboro, Tenn. and Pvt. Mercie Gillmore, right of Holly Hill, S.C.

Shells for the Battle of Brest are unloaded from a freight car on a rail siding by Pfc. Robert L. Lewis, left, of Murfreesboro, Tenn. and Pvt. Mercie Gillmore, right of Holly Hill, S.C.

Forging shells The slaves of the wheel

Forging shells The slaves of the wheel

Winchester ammunition and firearms

Winchester ammunition and firearms

U.S. Navy African American enlisted members placing six-inches-shells in magazines at the Naval Ammunition base

U.S. Navy African American enlisted members placing six-inches-shells in magazines at the Naval Ammunition base

Shells in Putnam, Charleston Harbor, S.C.

Shells in Putnam, Charleston Harbor, S.C.