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Cover photo, The Harvard University
Unit, Section 30. Section 30 prepared to leave Paris for the
Front, April 1917, under command of Ralph Richmond, seventh from
the left |
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Frontispiece, men of American Field Service
in front of Frederic Auguste Bartholdi's model of the Statue
of Liberty, Paris, circa late 1915, early 1916 |
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Ford Motor Company employees with
their donated ambulances in the courtyard of the Lycée Pasteur,
American Hospital of Paris, 1914 |
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Early field ambulances at the garage
of American Hospital of Paris, Lycée Pasteur, circa 1914-1915 |
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Ambulances of The American Hospital
Transportation Department, pictured outside of The Lycée Pasteur,
circa 1915, early 1916. |
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American Hospital orderlies unloading
a wounded soldier at The Lycée Pasteur, Neuilly-Sur-Seine, Paris
circa 1915, early 1916. Reproduced with the permission of The
American Hospital of Paris |
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Ambulance Drivers in the court yard
of The Lycée Pasteur, Neuilly-sur-Seine Paris, circa 1915,
1916. Reproduced with the permission of The American Hospital
of Paris |
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A wounded French soldier in an ambulance of
The American Hospital, Lycée Pasteur, Neuilly-sur-Seine,
circa 1915, early 1916. Reprinted with permission of The American
Hospital of Paris |
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Main hall and staircase of American Field Service
Headquarters 21 rue Raynouard, Paris 1917 |
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A.P. Andrew, Trubee Davison, John
C. Taylor next to birdcage used for railhead evacuation in Paris
to The American Hospital, Neuilly-Sur-Seine, August, 1915 915 |
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Henry Suckley, Chef de Section 10,
killed in action, March 19, 1917 at Koritza, Albania while serving
in The American Field Service |
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Ambulance bodies in the course of
construction at the garage of The American Hospital of Paris,
Lycée Pasteur, circa 1915 |
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Stephen Galatti, pictured in the
uniform of The American Hospital at Neuilly circa 1915. Galatti
drove ambulances in section 3 of The American Field Service in
the Vosges before becoming Adjutant to A.P. Andrew at AFS Headquarters |
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French 'Brancardiers' (stretcher
bearers), loading an AFS Ambulance in the Vosges, 1916 |
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Lovering Hill, Chef, de Section
3 in the Vosges 1915-1916 |
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Section 3, at Mollau, Alsace, 1915.
From left, Chef de Section, Lovering Hill, Philip T. Cate, Waldo
Peirce, Benjamin F. Dawson, David B. Douglass, J. Marquand Walker,
Sous Chef de Section, Arthur Graham Clarey, J.R.O. Perkins,
Robert Matter, Richard N. Hall, Louis Hall, Tracey J. Putnam,
Allyn Jennings |
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Roger Balbiani (Cdt. Adjt., S.S.U.1)
with Poilus and Pig "Guillaume," Crombeke, Flanders
1915 |
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Charles Freeborn, The Duc De Clermont-Tonnerre
and A.P. Andrew starting from Crombeke (Belgium), July |
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S.S.U. 10 (The Stock Exchange Section)
on the way to France November 11, 1916. In the center is A.P.
Andrew. Next to him, with the derby, the AFS Chief American Administrator,
Henry Sleeper, on the extreme right, Henry Suckley, head of the
unit. Left Front row with the pipe, Mark Brennan |
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Left, Stephen Galatti: Adjutant
Right, A. Piatt Andrew, Inspector General, American Field Service
in France, circa 1916 |
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The garden gate exit from the Automobile
Park at American Field Service headquarters, 21 rue Raynouard,
Paris |
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The Christmas Party of December,
1917 at AFS headquarters, 21 rue Raynouard, Paris. Note by that
time, many former AFS met wore the uniform of the American Services |
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AFS staff in the garden of 21 rue
Raynouard circa 1916. Standing from left, Stephen Galatti, Peter
Kent on right, standing A.P. Andrew |
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French brancardiers (stretcher
bearers), and poilus (French soldiers) unloading a Section
1 AFS Ambulance, Dugny, Verdun 1916 |
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Joseph G. Weld's Section Ambulance
on the road to Poste de Secours number 2, Bois d'Avocourt,
Verdun, January 1917 |
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L. Brooke Edward's photograph of
Section 1 being decorated for valor at Verdun, July 1916 |
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Section 2 at Vadelaincourt Verdun
Front, March 1916. Left to right around the table; Rodger Griswold,
Kenneth Marr, John R. Graham, Carroll Riggs, Harold Willis and
Henry Iselin |
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Mrs. W.K. Vanderbilt and Ed Tinkham
(S.S.U.3) at Auberge St. Pierre (Poste beyond Pont-à-Mousson),
Verdun Front, Aug. 1916 |
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Tending the wounded on the Verdun Front, 1916 |
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Section Four at Ippécourt, Verdun Sector,
1916, Artillery shells exploding in the background |
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Headquarters of Section 4 Ippécourt Verdun Sector,
August 1916. From left, M. de la Serre (famous French painter),
The Duke of Clermont-Tonnerre, Chef de Section Oliver Hazard Perry,
Lt. Baron de Turckheim of the French Army, Maréchal de
Logis (Sergeant), Paul Dellanoy, A. Piatt Andrew, Inspector General,
AFS |
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Chef Jack Phillips, Lieutenant Doughairet,
French Army, Herman H. Harjes, father of Norton-Harjes Ambulance
Sections which sometimes worked with the AFS |
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Life in the field, a Norton-Harjes
ambulance section that worked with AFS evacuating wounded, probably
at Verdun circa 1916 |
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A White repair truck of the MS |
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Section 1 Kitchen Trailer in the
Field. Note the Section Indian Head logo painted on the trailer's
side |
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Section 64 ambulances in the park
of American Field Service headquarters, 21 rue Raynouard, Paris,
early Spring, 1917 |
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Sigurd Hansen S.S.U.4 photograph
of the Tranchée de Calonne in the Meuse District, September
1916 |
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Map of the American Field Service
in the Balkans, 1916,1917 |
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AFS with the French Army of the Orient,
the Balkans 1916-1917 Ambulances of SSU 10 working Poste De Secours
at Gorica, Albania, March 1917 |
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Map of the American Field Service
in France 1915, 1916,1917 |
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Robert Carter's Drawing, Somewhere
in France. The American Ambulance driver of the American Hospital
of Paris and the wounded French poilus, circa 1915 |
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SSU 10 staff car and men in the Albanian
Mountains over which AFS drivers operated ambulances with the
French Army of the Orient, 1917 |
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Stephen Galatti in the uniform of
a Major in the United States Army Ambulance Service, circa 1918 |
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A. Piatt Andrew in the uniform of
a Lt. Colonel in the United States Army Ambulance Service, circa
1918 |
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Cyrus LeRoy Baldridge, T.M.U. 184,
Charcoal sketch of Commandant Richard Mallet, Commander of the
AFS Reserve Mallet, 1917 |
