American engineers constructing a cantonment in France during World War One. The building in the image shows finished sides and a partially completed roof. These buildings were shipped from the U.S. in a "Knock Down" shape and could be easily assembled on-site. Photograph taken in 1919.

American engineers constructing a cantonment in France during World War One. The building in the image shows finished sides and a partially completed roof. These buildings were shipped from the U.S. in a "Knock Down" shape and could be easily assembled on-site. Photograph taken in 1919.
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American military activities
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