Drivers outside the barracks at 21 rue Raynouard
- Creator: Ellis, H.C.
- Category of People: WWI Driver
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The Swiss Chalet in the park at 21 rue Raynouard
The "Swiss Chalet" in the gardens of 21 rue Raynouard served as an infirmary for the American Field Service men.
- Creator: Ellis, H.C.
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Group of AFS drivers and headquarters staff at 21 rue Raynouard
Top row: unknown, W. Ford Bigelow, A. Piatt Andrew, S. Galatti, A. Douglas Dodge. Middle row: unknown, M. Cartier, unknown, John Fisher, Henriette Betomine, unknown, unknown, unknown, Tom Bosworth, Peter Reut, unknown, unknown. Front row: Germaine Betomine, Mme. Cartier, Mlle. Jean, M. Isabella Howard, Miss Austin.
- Creator: Ellis, H.C.
- Category of People: WWI Driver
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Group of AFS drivers outside of 21 rue Raynouard
Front row in the center is A. Piatt Andrew and to his left is Stephen Galatti.
- Creator: Ellis, H.C.
- Category of People: WWI Driver
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Drivers in the house at 21 rue Raynouard
- Creator: Ellis, H.C.
- Category of People: WWI Driver
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Drivers playing pool at 21 rue Raynouard
William MacDonald is at the pool table, and Henry Davis Sleeper is under the American Field Service sign.
- Creator: Ellis, H.C.
- Category of People: WWI Driver
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Stairway from the street to the lower floors, terrace, and park at 21 rue Raynouard
- Creator: Ellis, H.C.
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AFS men in garden at 21 rue Raynouard
- Creator: Unknown
- Category of People: WWI Driver
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Men lined up outside of the barracks at the Officers' Training School at Meaux
- Creator: Unknown
- Category of People: WWI Driver
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Class in practical technique, outside the barrack where chassis and motors were taken down and reassembled at the Officers' Training School at Meaux (pose 1)
Chassis and other auto parts were brought to this barrack to be used on other ambulances.
- Creator: Unknown
- Category of People: WWI Driver
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Men with their faces turned left in front of the barracks at the Officers' Training School at Meaux.
- Creator: Unknown
- Category of People: WWI Driver
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Men outside the barrack where chassis and motors were taken down and assembled
Chassis and other auto parts were brought to this barrack to be used on other ambulances
- Creator: Unknown
- Category of People: WWI Driver
- Published in Images
Men gathered for a demonstration at the Officers' Training School at Meaux
- Creator: Unknown
- Category of People: WWI Driver
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Class in practical technique, outside the barrack where chassis and motors were taken down and reassembled at the Officers' Training School at Meaux (pose 2)
- Creator: Unknown
- Category of People: WWI Driver
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Men in line at the Officers' Training School at Meaux.
- Creator: Unknown
- Category of People: WWI Driver
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Drill hour at the Officers' Training School at Meaux
Pictured in this photo are officers William Westbrook, Paul Cadman, Archie Gile (front row), Rees Scully, Edward Tinkham, (second row), Frederick Daly, Edward Bangs (third row), and Horton Kennedy (fourth row)
- Creator: Unknown
- Category of People: WWI Driver
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Group at the Officers' Training School at Meaux
- Creator: Unknown
- Category of People: WWI Driver
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Cots at the Training Camp at May-en-Multien (view 1)
The camp at May-en-Multien was located in an empty mill building just below the village of May-en-Multien in the history valley of the Ourcq.
- Creator: Unknown
- Category of People: WWI Driver
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Ambulance on a training course at May-en-Multien
The camp at May-en-Multien was located in an empty mill building just below the village of May-en-Multien in the history valley of the Ourcq.
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Cots at the Training Camp at May-en-Multien (view 2)
The camp at May-en-Multien was located in an empty mill building just below the village of May-en-Multien in the history valley of the Ourcq.
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View of the Training Camp at May-en-Multien
The camp at May-en-Multien was located in an empty mill building just below the village of May-en-Multien in the history valley of the Ourcq.
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Ambulances parked at the Training Camp at May-en-Multien
The camp at May-en-Multien was located in an empty mill building just below the village of May-en-Multien in the history valley of the Ourcq.
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Lieutenant de Kersauson and Mr. John R. Fischer (the American "Chef") at the training camp at May-en-Multien
The camp at May-en-Multien was located in an empty mill building just below the village of May-en-Multien in the history valley of the Ourcq.
- Creator: Unknown
- Category of People: WWI Driver
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AFS drivers at the Training Camp at May-en-Multien (Reproduction)
The camp at May-en-Multien was located in an empty mill building just below the village of May-en-Multien in the history valley of the Ourcq.
- Creator: Unknown
- Category of People: WWI Driver
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Ambulances and other vehicles parked at the Training Camp at May- en- Multien (Reproduction)
The camp at May-en-Multien was located in an empty mill building just below the village of May-en-Multien in the history valley of the Ourcq.
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Gate at the Training Camp at May-en-Multien (Reproduction)
The camp at May-en-Multien was located in an empty mill building just below the village of May-en-Multien in the history valley of the Ourcq.
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AFS ambulance and drivers in front of Frederick Bartholdi's replica of the Statue of Liberty in Paris
- Creator: Unknown
- Category of People: WWI Driver
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AFS ambulance interior view with stretcher racks up
The rear view shows folding stretcher tracks, folding seats, and rack on wall for folded stretcher.
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Crowded quarters, the new arrivals eating in the garden
- Creator: Unknown
- Category of People: WWI Driver
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AFS Staff with cars in Neuilly, Spring of 1915
Neuilly-sur-Seiene was the location of the American Ambulance, where the American Ambulance Field Service was located in 1915.
- Creator: Unkown
- Category of People: WWI Driver
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The American Ambulance Field Service "Graveyard"
This location was where the old cars were brought, in order for their parts to be stripped and used on other cars.
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Section Sanitaire [États-] Unis (SSU) 1 ambulance in need of repair
![Section Sanitaire [États-] Unis (SSU) 1 ambulance in need of repair](/media/k2/items/cache/ba1b7eb9b8ad142948e3b9dce300b4c6_M.jpg)
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Overhauling the American Ambulance Field Service ambulances at the military park
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