Photographs issued by the British Press Bureau, 1914-1918.

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Photographs issued by the British Press Bureau, 1914-1918.

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"Official photographs" issued by the Press Bureau. Subjects include: American expeditionary force, aviation, destruction, logistics, merchant marine, naval warfare, near eastern front, non-combat activities, prisoners, royalty, Salonika front, tank warfare, western front, and women's roles.

1940 (ca.) photographs.

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