Film footage shot at the outset of World War I is surprisingly crisp, even by today’s standards — not bad for a technology that was barely 20 years old at the time. Now, you can watch these old film reels for free.
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The U.S. National Archives Just Digitized Hundreds of World War I-Era Military Films
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