Three Soldiers Help refugee cafe Dream After War
In a small Preach town, three Armorican Army men share a drink with a Belgian refugee waitress. Cormac Sullivan, Dick Stanton, and a Boston-born companion pool funds to help the refugee open a village cafe after the war, with Sullivan and Stanton each contributing, and the others matching or acknowledging, as the woman expresses heartfelt gratitude.
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France
Cormac Sullivan
Srns
Cormac
Kelly's
Baloon
New York City
Comanc Sullivan
America
Cormee Sullivan
Bob
Stanton
Dick Stanton
Sealer
Biffer & Vankow
Kknginaw
Tinker
Sailiran Inquirer
Richt
Bouton
Sullivan
Boston
Rosar
Desire
Iitter’ & Vastips
Siake
New York
Jullican
Skaginaw
Renars
Riffer & Vanlips
Ronnr
Wormins
Giamter
Shea
Salli
Van
Ffennie
Spain
Rhos
Ronwr
Blanton Siznales
Aba
Moter
Dhy
Sald Stanton
Biepelf
Alsen
Eafé
Father Kelly the chaplain heals and helps in war
A chaotic wartime scene centers on Father Kelly the chaplain who earns respect for his actions in France. He guides men, tends the sick, and even carries a German wounded to safety under fire, arguing hygiene and care above danger. His dedication contrasts with the rough camp life and rumors about his faith.
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Arma
Helmies
Amsolier
Father Kelly
Lin
Kelly
Top Sergeant Casey Takes Charge On Visit To Front Lines
On day two of a visit to the American army in France I was placed in the care of Top Sergeant Casey. The scene included officers and soldiers in the billets and barracks as I observed routine duties around noon.
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France
Bilete
Casey
Ibelghe
Brodd
Dining with Casey and the American First Army
In a crowded French dining hall, Casey introduces the sergeant and discusses meals. Soldiers joke and eat a heavy breakfast while workers and officers mingle, noting U S troops will press to the trenches and German subs pose less threat.
Yale Student Reflects on Belgian Refugees and Cordial Allies
An American officer and Yale student speaks of Belgian refugees in a town, noting old women and frightened children driven from their homes. He describes American soldiers aiding locals, hospitality shown to refugees, and the mood of wartime kindness as the Entente Cordiale spirit endures amid shelling and displacement.
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Amerikan
Contipenia
Fieh
Father Reilly
Weill
Howe
Yale
Belgium
Mexico
Thle
Bad Bow
Ome
Somme
Hart
Tome Sha Doran
Morkamen
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Frances
Vranece
Oll
Franco
Father
Behara
Tommy
Enid Casey
Ty 2
Casa
Werx Lind
Tie Maak