THE 91ST DIVISION [WORLD WAR I]
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THE 91ST DIVISION [WORLD WAR I] Produced: 1921
Description Reel 1, the 316th Field Signal Bn. operates a switchboard at Mandres, Fr. Shows Gen. Foltz; troops billeted at Mandres and Montigny; Gens. Johnston and Foltz conferring; 362nd Inf. troops moving up near Dammartin; and Pershing talking to Johnston. Reel 2, POWs are escorted to the rear near Recicourt. Johnston watches a skirmish. 364th Inf. troops rest in reserve. Wounded are unloaded at Souilly. Shows captured defensive positions and abandoned equipment. Johnston attends a band concert in Iseghem, Belg. Waereghem is liberated. 316th Engrs. repair railroad track. Reel 3, the engrs. remove demolitions from a trestle and repair a bridge. Soldiers dig up household effects for Belgian women. 316th Engrs. build a bridge at Audenarde. Belgians receive bread. Pershing, Read, Johnston, and McDonald decorate the division. Reel 4 also shows ceremonies. The div. passes in review. Thermite and phosphorus shells are demonstrated at Belleme, Fr. Troops board the transport Mongolia at St. Nazaire. Belgian officers decorate Gens. Farnsworth, Johnston, and Harbord at Tours. Johnston decorates the divisions colors at Nogent. Reel 5, Johnston addresses the troops. Casuals and wounded board the transport Siboney; 361st Inf. units, the Mexican; 362nd inf., the Luckenbach; and casuals, including Gen. Johnston, the Calamares. Accession 1361
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