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16th Inf. Intrenching at Colonia Dublan (LOC)

  • Art Siegel said:
    "By April 8 [1916], General Pershing was more than four hundred miles into Mexico with a troop strength of 6,675 men. The expedition set up its headquarters in the town of Colonia Dublan and its supply base on a tract of land near the Casas Grandes River. " Colonia Dublán was a Mormon colony in Chihuahua, Mexico. www.archives.gov/publications/prologue/1997/winter/mexica... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colonia_Dubl%C3%A1n
  • ski00m said:
    6,675! That's the size of a reinforced regiment/brigade in today's military formations.
  • Jesús Roberto Duarte said:
    Date scratched in mirror view on right upper corner 5/-/16 (May (?), 1916). Most likely pursuin Pancho Villa

Reading the news in the trenches 1000 yards from the Bosch present positions

  • s.scaife said:
    Thank you so much to the National Library of Scotland for putting your digital colection on-line. We have used this copyright-free image on a community website, to illustrate a piece about young people in Devon performing Journey's End, set in 1918. Here's the url: http://www.goldendays.org.uk/journey-s-end/

Some of the Wiltshire Regimentt crossing a shell swept piece of ground

  • Local Studies Swindon Library & Information Service said:
    Great image - very atmospheric. Some related pics. Wilts. Reg. on way to front: And a stereoview of them in action c1900 during the Boer War at Orange River: