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1 World War I Visual Essay Miss Berry February 10, 2012 Set ___ I chose the following images for my essay because I found the soldiers who fought in the war to be the most interesting. The Doughboys, as well as soldiers from other countries, endured many hardships. I also think the “dogfighting” was an exciting use of technology in war. Picture 1 shows an American soldier with the equipment he would have carried into the trenches. Picture 2 is of an airplane battle. Pilots like Eddie Rickenbacker and the Red Baron would have done this. And Picture 3 I chose because I liked the silhouette of the soldiers carrying their gear in France.

2 Private Edward H. Denzine. http://www.aef- doughboys.com/photographs.html

3 World War I dogfight. Encyclopedia Britannica online. http://www.britannica.com/Ebchecked/media/89165/Druing-World-War-I-fighter- pilots-got-into-battles-called. http://www.britannica.com/Ebchecked/media/89165/Druing-World-War-I-fighter- pilots-got-into-battles-called

4 Troops ready to hold the railway line. Merville, France. 4/11/1918. http://www.flickr.com/photos/pingnews/335567439/in/photostream

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