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An aerial view of the Hellish moonscape of the Western Front during World War I. Hill of Combres, St. Mihiel Sector, north of Hattonchatel and Vigneulles. Note the criss-cross patterns of multiple generations of trenches, and the thousands of craters left by mortars, artillery, and the detonation of underground mines.
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Ruins of Hattonville, Vigneulles-lès-Hattonchâtel during First World War, Lorraine region of eastern France
German vintage postcard
Street scene in Hattonville, Vigneulles-lès-Hattonchâtel during First World War, Lorraine region of eastern France
German vintage postcard
“German Field Hospital Captured In General Pershing’s Drive,” Kingston Daily Standard. October 26, 1918. Page 07. --- This photograph shows a German field hospital barracks at Vigneulles, near the Woevre, in the St. Mihiel sector, in the territory now held by the First American Field Army. Wounded Huns, badly battered by our gallant French allies, are here receiving first aid. The American Red Cross and the Franco-American Medical Corps are now utilizing the hospital for the care of American wounded.
