U S Shoes Across Armies Shaped by Cahill Collection
El Paso Aug 12 1911 Maj Cahill adutant general of the Second Massachusetts brigade and advertising manager of United Shoe Machinery Co led a shoe survey of nations fighting in Europe. His collection influenced American made models used by foreign armies and militia orders surpassed 20 000 pairs. The article compares various nations footwear from English Wellington boots to French infantry shoes and American standard models.
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Wellington
Europe
United States
CP Cahill
Massachusetts
Cahill
United Shoe Machinery Company
Boston
Maj Cahill
George
Diacardad i Napoleon
Wallington
War Department
Quartermasters Department
U. S
William Ho Manson
The
Medical Corps
United States Army
Englih Infantry
The Great Push In A War Journal By MacGill
Patrick MacGill’s new sketch in The Great Push recreates the Loos and 1915 to 1916 offensives through a private soldier’s eyes. He details goading fear, brutal bombardment, the Irish units advancing under smoke toward German wire, and the grim toll on wounded and dead. Father Lane-Fox’s aid, the diggers burying the dead, and the lone stretcher bearers highlight valor amid desolation.
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Patrick MacGill
Loos
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Iriah
No Man’s Land
Iriah Boya
Destruc ‘Tion
Pellmell I Na
Father Lane-Fox
Father Lané- Fox
Lane-Fox
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