Excerpt from The Road to France I: The Transportation of Troops and Military Supplies, 1917-1918
Near the End of the Long Trail; Convoy at Sea; Portrait of George Hodges; Rough Riders' Camp at Tampa (1898); The Rough Riders Waiting To Embark for Cuba; "A Perfect Welter of Confusion"; Transports and Dock at Tampa (1898); The Rough Riders Seize the Yucatan; The Rough Riders Embark; Troops Entraining at Camp Meade (1918); A Detrainment at Port of Embarkation; On the Dock at Tampa; Harvard Hospital Unit Leaving Boston (May, 1917); Rough Riding for the Rough Riders (Tampa, 1898); Marines Entraining for Embarkation; Border Troops Off for France; "Good-bye, Broadway!"; An Early Troop Train; Some of the First To Go; A Bridge Patrol; Chicago Guardsmen Out for War Service; National Guardsmen of New York Leaving for Camp; Newark (N. J.) Farewell to National Guard; Fifth Avenue Cheers Its Departing Guardsmen; Off on the Long Road; Traveling Canteen; Public Farewell to Cincinnati National Guard Regiment; Inside a Troop Coach; "Good-bye, Boys: Get the Kaiser!"; A Nebraska Town Says Farewell; New England Crowds Watch the Troop Trains Pass; Railroad Box Lunches for Traveling Selectives; Draft Train Leaving a Rhode Island City; A New England Town Dines Its Inductives; When the War Began To Strike Home; The March to the Railroad Station; A Montana Station Crowd When the Draft Train Left; Parade of First New York City Drafted Men; Arm Bands in Lieu of Uniforms for Selectives
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