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| Shenton served with the 103rd Engineers in the trenches in France during World War I where he drew the men and the battles. He continued his interest in military scenes of World War II: planes, tanks and ships.
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Home was Never Like This
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"Maybe the Engineers did win thu war...I say Maybe."
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Taking a Bath for July
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Infantry
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Engineers in the Front Line,
St. Agnan, July 16-17, 1918 |
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"Ask anyone, they'll tell you..."
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"Out of it!" Boid de Rougis" July 17, 1918
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"Don't ask me. My job was carryin' 'em out."
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Wounded and Exhausted. Men waiting for cover of Darkness to be Taken fron Trench
St. Aqnan, July 16, 1918 |
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"Yes indeed...we aviators did...nothing without us...eyes of the service."
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Battle of the Wilderness, 1864
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Soldiers in the Mud
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