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81. Artillery Position - Kurgomen - 6B ["Polar Bear Expedition"]

82. Drawing Red Cross rations

83. Bridge - Repaired - Vologda Ry , Folio A Neg. No. 14, ["Polar Bear Expedition"]

84. 158878: Soldiers meeting in open air, consulting documents

85. 152813: January 7, 1919, Outguard No.1, Outpost No. 1. This, the most advanced outpost of the Vaga River Column is also the most advanced of the American forces in Russia and the most distant post from the base at Archangel. In the distance can be seen the village of Pagosta which is held by the Bolsheviki. The church seen in the picture is used by the enemy as an observation post. Almost daily, machine gun fire is directed at the American outposts from that point. The man on outpost duty is Pvt. Alfred Schuck, Co. A, 339th Inf. 85th Div. Note: Two weeks from the time when this picture and other photographs of the Ust Padenga Front were taken, the Bolsheviki attacked in superior numbers and forced the Americans to abandon this point. Shenkurst, the base, 28 versts to the rear was also abandoned. The Bolsheviki continue to attack. Village Nizhnyaya-Gora at the Ust Padenga front, Vaga River Column, Russia

86. Canadian Artillery Position - Kurgomen - 90-A ["Polar Bear Expedition"]

87. Co. "M", 339th Inf. 85th Div, on their return from a weeks fighting near Bolshie Ozerka, L to R: Lt. James R. Donovan, Cpl. Benjamin Jondre, Pvt. Jens Jenson, Obozerskaya, Russia

88. 5 Photos Polar Bear Expedition: Bridge in distance, Young boys as soldiers in parade, Building with many arches, Domed building, Silo and watchers post along railroad tracks

89. 161725: Band performance for mixed audience in hall

90. 28599: One hundred and twenty three Bolshevik prisoners, captured by the French fighting along the railroad between Archangel and Vologda, being counted on their arrival at Bakharitza by an American soldier and a sailor from the U.S.S. Olympia. The prisoners were brought to Archangel under guard of American sailors. Bakharitza, Russia, Sept. 6, 1918

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