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United States Government Official War Films
HE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT has made it possible for
the great American public to be an eyewitness to the vast activ
ities of the Army and Navy both "Over Here" and "Over There."
Through the medium of the motion picture you are enabled to
see in the making the momentous force which is to end the greatest war
of the ages.
THESE PICTURES ARE FOR YOU
These official figures will give the people of Portland their first oppor
tunity of seeing our boys in action in France; to understand just what
these months of preparation have brought about in combating our com
mon enemy; to enable the worker in the factory and office, the toiler in the
field in fact, every man, woman and child who is doing his or her part,
to visualize the result of their labor to the present time.
These remarkable pictures' will show those who subscribed to the Liberty
Loans, Red Cross, Y. M. C. A., Knights of Columbus, Navy and other cam
paigns what their money has accomplished.
Every American will be intensely interested in seeing the baking of
mountains of bread for the Army, the making of millions of uniforms, the
manufacture of tons of guns, the launching of thousands of airplanes
into the air and thousands of ships into the sea. You will thrill with a
vital pride at sight of OUR Navy and OUR Army in action our own
crusaders striding in legions on to victory! You will see
Our Boys "Over Here" and "Over There"
the first-line trenches in France, the first batch of German prisoners
caught by the Yankees the hundreds of important and interesting de
tails of modern warfare. You may see YOUR boy, or your neighbor's
boy, or your friend behind the lines at work or play or marching
through the streets of some little French town.
You will see the mighty Pershing, President Poincare, of France, and
Secretary of War Baker on his recent tour of inspection of our armies
in France. In short, you will see
AMERICA IN THE WAR
This remarkable motion picture, fittingly entitled "Pershing's Crusaders,"
was photographed by official Government cameramen, sent with the
Army and Navy for that purpose by the United States Committee on
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