_"Poilus" and Americans sharing their Lunch_ 134 _Richard Hall_ 144 _Richard Hall's Grave_ 146 _An Inspection Trip in Alsace_ 152 _Within Sight of the German Trenches_ 153 _Stretchers slung between Two Wheels on their Way from the Trenches_ 156 _Evacuating a Hospital_ 158 _Transferring the Wounded to the Train_ 158 _The End of an Ambulance_ 166 _Decoration of Carey and Hale_ 178 _A Winter Morning_ 182 _Alsatian Woods in Winter_ 182 _The "Poste de Secours" near Hartmannsweilerkopf_ 186 _Winter in Alsace_ 194 _What Night Trips without Lights sometimes mean_ 210 _The Dangers of the Road_ 210 _Mule Convoy in Alsace_ 214 _The "Poste" near Hartmannsweilerkopf after a Bombardment_ 214 _One of our Cars in Trouble_ 216 _Coffins in Courtyard of Base Hospital in Alsace_ 216 _Richard Hall's Car after Shell landed under it_ 218 _A "Poste de Secours" at Montauville_ 222 _Saucisse above Verdun_ 232 _At a Dressing-Station near Verdun_ 236 _American Ambulance in Verdun_ 241 _American Ambulance at a Dressing-Station near Verdun_ 246 _A Corner of Verdun, July, 1916_ 250 _Headquarters of the American Ambulance Field Service, 21 Rue Raynouard, Paris_ 276 _Some of the Men of the American Ambulance Field Service at their Headquarters, 21 Rue Raynouard, Paris_ 278 _The "Croix de Guerre"_ 278 _The "Médaille Militaire"_ 330 _"Vive la France!"_ 346 PORTRAITS OF MEN "CITED" _Roger M. L. Balbiani_ 281 _Edward Bartlett_ 281 _William Barber_ 330 _Leslie Buswell_ 283 _Joshua Campbell_ 283