1918 - Military officer Walter Camp leads President Wilson's cabinet in outdoor calisthenics.
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1918 - British soldiers load ammunition in a machine gun, while others inspect a crater left by an explosive charge.
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1918 - American soldiers tow a 155mm gun through the trenches.
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1918 - German POWs board the ocean liner Martha Washington in South Carolina to be deported back to Germany.
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FRANCE - 1918 - in this propaganda film, German soldiers release poison gas. Further up, the French approach. Bombs explode in German trenches.
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ITALY - 1918 - In this silent film set during the First Crusade, Islamic soldiers throw down boulders and other weapons at invading Christian knights.
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1918 - American soldiers rest in trenches along a road in the French countryside.
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1918 - Officers and enlisted men of the US Army's 26th Division depart from a French village, with a young girl giving a personal farewell.
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1918 - Governor Smith, Mayor Hylan, William Randolph Hearst and other dignitaries watch a Labor Day parade in New York City where laborers march with signs in support of the armed forces.
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1918 - British and French Army officers oversee the loading of horses and equipment onto trains, and a Chinese laborer working at the railroad laughs with an American soldier.
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1918 - Families of Belgian farmer refugees make their way back to Ypres on a back road on foot, with some being pushed in wheelbarrows.
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1918 - American soldiers eat from a field kitchen in a war-torn French city, while others load and fire field artillery guns.
USA - 1918 - In this silent comedy, a seaside hotel owner is chastised by his wife for peeping at bathing beauties on the beach.
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1918 - War orphans are gathered for dinner at a Red Cross outpost in France.
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1918 - A funeral procession for an American soldier passes by an active field hospital in France.
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1918 - American soldiers unload 340mm and 400mm artillery shells for railroad guns, and fire them.
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1918 - Stretchers are used to bring wounded American soldiers to hospital trains, and some are put aboard.
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1918 - American soldiers walk from the countryside into a French village.
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1918 - Soldiers stand guard as families of Belgian refugees cross a pontoon bridge back into Ypres with farm animals.
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ITALY - 1918 - in this silent crime film, a criminal gang looks for their escaped victims who have cleverly eluded them. The fleeing group has to stop when the grandmother is exhausted, but after a while, she feels better.
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1918 - A makeshift trailer is used to transport wounded American soldiers from an evacuation hospital in France.
1918 - Families of Belgian refugees are lined up in the ruins of the liberated city of Ypres to receive goods, and children point to the camera.
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1918 - American soldiers enter the mess hall of an embarkation center, and wash their mess kits in scalding water.
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1918 - US Army doctors treat a soldier's infected hand, remove shrapnel, and work with nurses in the dressing room and fracture ward of an evacuation hospital.
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1918 - Crowds of servicemen and civilians celebrate Armistice Day in the streets of Paris, France by waving allied flags, kissing, and drinking beer in sidewalk cafes.
1918 - A rancher leads his goatherd through the Rio Grande river valley.
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1918 - Women prepare and package cakes, candy, and raisins for American soldiers at a factory in France.
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1918 - Actress Elsie Janis sings and dances for American soldiers stationed in France.
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1918 - General Hunt and other commanding officers review the 30th Infantry on their way to a rest camp after fighting on the Marne front.
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1918 - A US Army Signal Corps artist draws an SOS truck chasing German officers towards Berlin.
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1918 - Families of Belgian farmer refugees make their way back to Ypres on a back road on foot and in horse-drawn carriages.
1918 - Teddy Roosevelt stops by a liberty rally in Detroit, Michigan.
1918 - Families walk on the boardwalk of Atlantic City, New Jersey.
1918 - Families of Belgian farmer refugees make their way back to Ypres on a back road on foot and in horse-drawn carriages.
1918 - Horse-drawn carriages travel down a street in London, England.
1918 - Soldiers carry casualties over a pontoon bridge into Ypres, Belgium.
USA - 1918 - In this silent comedy, a farmer and his wife leave for the beach in a goat-powered wagon.
1918 - Workers, including policemen, celebrate the royalty downfall in Vienna, Austria by parading.
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1918 - British fliers inspect a downed German plane on a battlefield in Cambrai.
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1918 - Soldiers receive cigarettes and refreshments at a Red Cross outpost in France, some of them freshly wounded.
1918 - Teenage boys attend a woodworking class taught by a woman and girls attend an art class.
1918 - Britons of all ages smile for the camera on the streets of London, England in celebration of victory in WWI.
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1918 - Wounded soldiers wait in automobiles, troops stand by stacked rifles, and crowds all wait for a military parade to begin in Philadelphia.
1918 - President Wilson sends the first airmail in the United States (narrated in 1943).
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1918 - French and American soldiers transport shot down German planes across an airfield.
1918 - Crowds of servicemen and civilians celebrate Armistice Day in the streets of Paris, France.
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1918 - Canadian and American soldiers play tug o' war.