World War I: The Photograph Archive Post

A British 75mm field gun m1897

Aftermath of a WWI Railway Cannon Platoon's battle

Brothers stick together, even at the most crucial moments

British and Belgian forward unto German Empire territory 

U.S. Light Infantry waiting for the "Strike Signal" for their surprise attack
 on  passing German Empire Infantry fireteam

Badland Bruisers: A common slang term given to German
Chemical Warfare Specialists most notably by their trademark
White "Phantom" gas masks. . . Basically they attacked from the areas thought
 to be too harmful for an operation because of previous chemical battles. . . The German
Empire Had used these regions for their advantage to weaken enemy forces who had thought
 the area to be barren of life support. . . These soldiers were often depicted as "Phantoms" because
 they attack without the enemy's notice of the origin of their concentrated fire's location and the white gas masks they used. They had became a major influence on World War I artists
(http://history.army.mil/)

Segregated Military Battalion

British Railway Cannon And Armored Train Convoy

US Rangers search trenches and vehicular ruins for fallen comrades and anyone who survived

The Field Artillery Who Inspired The Notorious Howitzer

A stage shot of Post-War Soldiers who had survived WWI

He may be happy now, but today the media would be all over this happy soldiers
World War I has many, many things that make it the "First" or "Start-of" but one of the those firsts and start-of
was that WWI was first war in which minorities could OFFICIALLY enlist the US army... But that latter became the start of SEGREGATED ARMED FORCES. . .