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metal lath
the captain and crew became aware of a German ship of war
a lover of huntsman's sports
1845 Ð May 22
She was also the first female photographer for Life magazine
1920 Rotogravure WWI Uncle Joe Elephant Backs Doughboy Bartender German WAR1 IT2 metal lathThis is an original 1920 World War I sepia Rotogravure of J. C. "Uncle Joe" Kernan caring for a recently escaped German refugee. The second image shows Sergeant Hughey of the 305th Engineers pretending to tend bar. The third image shows soldiers hiding under iron shelters, known as "elephant backs," which aided in shrapnel protection. The final image shows Lieutenant Colonel Paul B. Clemens and Lieutenant William J. Niedprune interrogating a German