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All images accessible from this page are the property of Inecom Entertainment Company. Images may be used in conjunction with published editorial material regarding Inecom's World War 1 - American Legacy. If you download an image for publication, please forward a tearsheet or clip of the published piece to Julie Halapchuk at Inecom Entertainment Company, 150 Beta Drive, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15238 as soon as it is available. Contact Ms. Halapchuk at 1.412.967.2700 for more information or if you have any questions regarding permission to use images. All files are available in JPEG or TIFF format with a high quality setting. All color images are in RGB color mode and all black and white images are in grayscale color mode. To save JPEG images, right click on the image and save to your local drive.  To download a TIFF image, click on one of the text links below each photograph. Copyright © 2008 Inecom Entertainment Company. All rights reserved. Images Available for Download World War 1 - American Legacy DVD front cover artwork High-Res    Low-Res   World War 1 - American Legacy DVD back cover artwork High-Res    Low-Res   Three Musicians from James Europe's Hell Fighters' Band with their battle scarred instruments High-Res    Low-Res    The American landscape is dotted with memorials and statues to the men and women who served in World War 1 High-Res    Low-Res    The Great War is famous for its many technological innovations like tanks, poison gas and air combat High-Res    Low-Res    Hundreds of thousands of American men and women served in World War 1 and helped to win the war High-Res    Low-Res Nieuport 28c, Lt. Douglas Campbell, 94th Aero Squadron.  France.  April, 1918 High-Res    Low-Res Alan Seeger High-Res     Low-Res The Father Duffy statue in Times Square, New York City High-Res     Low-Res The American Ambulance Field Service High-Res     Low-Res The 15th New York which became famous as the 369th Infantry, the Harlem Hell Fighters High-Res     Low-Res  Doughboy statue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania High-Res     Low-Res When the war started, American women answered the call to serve by the thousands High-Res     Low-Res Men and horses needed gas masks to survive on the Western Front High-Res     Low-Res Red Cross nurses played an important role in World War 1 High-Res     Low-Res The Great War lasted from 1914-1918 and cost more than 14 million lives High-Res    Low-Res Close up of the Father Duffy statue in Times Square, New York City High-Res    Low-Res   Some of the biggest guns in US Navy in New York City High-Res    Low-Res   Men from the 1st Division arrive in France in 1917 High-Res    Low-Res   "The Harlem Hell Fighters" High-Res    Low-Res   American Ambulance with French Army High-Res    Low-Res   Our National Army, Chicago, Aug. 4, 1917 High-Res    Low-Res   World War 1 tank High-Res    Low-Res   The Lusitania was sunk off the coast of Ireland in 1915 after being torpedoed by a German submarine High-Res    Low-Res   Miss M. E. Thompson, chief nurse, U.S. Military hospital No.57, Paris High-Res    Low-Res