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The great offensive in the west. Rest in a village near Ham. March 29, 1918
The great offensive in the West. Heavy mortars are put into position on the battle ground before Ham. March 29, 1918
The great offensive in the West. Heavy mortars are put into position on the battle ground befor Ham. March 29, 1918
The great offensivein the West. German columns on the march against Ham. March 39, 1918
The great offensive in the West. German artillery advancing over the battle terrain in front of Hman. March 29, 1918
The great offensive in the West. German artillery on the march through the captured town of Ham. March 29, 1918
The great offensive in the West. German infantry at rest beforeRompy on the road to Ham. March 28, 1918
Western front. Advance of the artillery. March 23, 1918
The great offensive in the West. Officers of a battalion at the issuance of orders in the captured town of Ham. March 29, 1918
The great offensive in the West. Balloon detachment on the advance against ham. March 29, 1918
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