A French map titled "Extract of Mezieres-Verdun-Metz-Longwy." The map is annotated to show the movement of American and French divisions during the Meuse-Argonne Offensive. The legend explains the procedure used to determine the daily position of the front line.
A map illustrating the first, second, and last phases of the Meuse-Argonne Offensive. The map is annotated to show American daily lines of advance, American divisions in line, enemy defenses, railroads, and the position of French colonial troops.
A map titled "The Battle Fronts of Europe." Set upon a map of the United States is a drawn to scale map that shows the distance of battle fronts held by Allied forces in Europe.
A French map titled "Extract of Metz-Commercy." The map, glued to a cloth backing, is annotated to show the movement of American and French divisions during the St. Mihiel Offensive. The legend explains the procedure used to determine the daily position of the front line.
A French map that is annotated to indicate the major offensive and defensive operations from March 21, 1918 to November 11, 1918. A handwritten note on the back reads: "Map #324 France, Copy 2."
A French map, numbered 16 in a series, of cities, towns, transportation routes, forests, rivers, and lakes surrounding Paris.
A French map, titled "Etain-A," that was updated to highlight the terrain.
A French map, titled "Foret D'Argonne," that was updated to highlight the terrain.
A French map, titled "Verdun-B," that was updated to highlight the terrain.
A French map, titled "Verdun-A," that was updated to highlight the terrain.