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| THE GERMANS WERE ALWAYS DOING THE UNEXPECTED
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| And they were doing it well. This picture shows a steel-covered German observation post at the edge of the Argonne. Cleverly concealed, observers could get their information through after the American lines had passed. |
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| THE KIND OF REST ONE GOT IN REST BILLETS
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| Shelter tent, blanket and raincoat pierced by a 9-inch shell—and the two American soldiers who had just emerged from the tent before the shell landed. It was a narrow escape for them. Not all of our men were so fortunate. |