Above-Colonel Hayward's "Hell Fighters" in Parade. The famous 369th Infantry of colored fighters marching in New York City in honor of their return to this country after having covered themselves with glory on the blood-stained fields of France.

Below The Buffaloes (367th) Marching up the Avenue in New York on Their Return.

Above-American Negro Machine Gunners in the Marne Sector in France.

Below-In the trenches; a French Officer explaining operation of the hand grenades to Senegalese and American Negro soldiers.

Above

Lt. Rutherford's Minstrels, recruited on board the "Saxonia" on homeward trip, where they amused and entertained over 1700 wounded boys on the way back from France. Below Transport "Ulua," with her cargo of dusky fighters who are glad to be back home after doing their bit in France. Among them are the 317th Supply Train, 317th Trench Mortar Battery. 325th Field Signal Battery.

Above-How the boys enjoyed themselves in France. A group of Negro soldiers off duty around a Y. M. C. A. tent at Villers le Sec (Meuse).

Below-A German tank destroyed by allied shell fire in a sector occupied by American Negro Troops.