WWI Postcard Salvation Army Women German Bungalow In The St Mihiel Sector France

This image is a World War I-era postcard showing a "converted" German bungalow used by the Salvation Army in the St-Mihiel sector of France.

The postcard features two Salvation Army workers, often nicknamed "Donut Lassies," standing in front of the log cabin.

Salvation Army huts like this one were established near military camps to provide spiritual and personal support to soldiers on the front lines.

The St-Mihiel sector was a major battleground where American forces fought against German troops.

These postcards allowed service members to send personal souvenirs to their families during the Great War.



Normal wear for a 100 year old post card. Corners show some bend. Please examine photos.


Printed in Paris, France.


Not postmarked. No writing.


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