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Original Caption: Harvard students sail for France to drive ambulances. Included in the passenger list of the French liner Chicago, when she sailed from New York on Feb 18, 1917, was an American ambulance unit, recruited among Harvard students. Photo shows students who will drive American Ambulances on the battlefields of France lined up outside the pier before boarding the ship.

Date Taken: 1917

Photographer: International Film Service

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