Annie+Lee


 * Weapons and Equipment**

(American 16-inch naval gun being transported to the front by rail) -The weapons used in war is so enormous.


 * Commenders**

(Field Marshal Horatio Herbert Kitchener, British Secretary of State for War) -He has many badge on his clothe. He must have done many accomplishment in wars.


 * Animals at War**

(German medics treating wounded soldier discovered by Red Cross dogs) -The dong saved wounded soldier by its amzing senses.


 * Heads of State**

(Funeral procession of Archduke Franz Ferdinand) -This is the moment of the dignity of Austria Emperor.


 * Death and Destruction**

( German shell striking the cathedral at Rheims,France) -Today, the Cathedral of Notre-Dame, Reims has rebuilt.


 * War at Sea**

(The Lusitania, sunk by a German submarine 7 May 1915) -This boat is nearly as same as the Titanic and was sunk by a German submarine.


 * War in the Skies**

Bomb rack under a plane -4 large bumbs preparing to drop and will cause sever damage.


 * Auxiliaries**

(Salvation Army soldiers at Ansauville) -The Salvation Army is one of the largest, most diverse providers of social services so they are important.


 * Transportation, Supply and Communications**

The train is deliverng Frech artillery projectiles.

Russian prisoners in a German detention camp (detention of suspected criminals without trial).
 * Fortifications, Camps, and Shelters**


 * Medical**

(German nurses learning Russian) -The nureses are learning the Russian inable to communicate wounded Russain soldiers.


 * Homefront**

(French postman at Rheims) -Mail is important especially during the war.


 * Units**

-The women's solders are having physical traing.


 * Troops**

"(Annamese (French-colonial) soldier) -The soldier who is smiling during the war still has hope.


 * Refugees**

(Old woman and her cow, displaced by the war) -By selling a cow, she can postpon her livelihood.


 * Miscellaneous**

(col. Coventry and officers approaching the Jaffa Gate, 1916.) -Large number of troops moving to the Jaffa Gate by walking.(without any transportation)