This is single page from a W.W. I American veterans magazine that tells the tale of how bunch of boys from Michigan and Wisconsin (a.k.a. the 32nd Division) wrestled the French towns of Fismette and Fismes out of German hands and succeeded in smoothing-out that “last small bulge in the Allied line where had been the Marne salient threatening Paris …”
WW1 American Army at Fismees France 1918US Third Division at Fismette France 1918hand to hand fighting at Fismette France 1918ww1 hand to hand combat between US and German Troops at Fismette France 1918WW1 American Army on the Vesle River France 1918WW1 American Army on the Vesle River Fismes 1918US National Guardsmen Fismes France 1918German snipers at Fismette August 1918Pennsylvania National Guardsmen Fismette France 1918Pennsylvania National Guardsmen Le Grand Savart 1918
WW1 American Army at Fismees France 1918US Third Division at Fismette France 1918hand to hand fighting at Fismette France 1918ww1 hand to hand combat between US and German Troops at Fismette France 1918WW1 American Army on the Vesle River France 1918WW1 American Army on the Vesle River Fismes 1918US National Guardsmen Fismes France 1918German snipers at Fismette August 1918Pennsylvania National Guardsmen Fismette France 1918Pennsylvania National Guardsmen Le Grand Savart 1918