Caption: "The finlike lateral rudders of the united states submarine "E-2", photographed just as the craft was emerging from the depths, before the fins had folded back for surface navigation".
Description: "It is also asserted that motor tank cars filled with gasoline under pressure have on several occasions been run through the streets of a town, sprinkling the outsides of the houses, which in turn have been fired by means of hand grenades".
Description: "Radio communication between aeroplanes in flight and the signal corps of an army on the battle field, embraces a comparatively new phase of wireless telegraphy which is being given a thorough test by military airmen in the European theater of war".
Caption: "One of the three monitors built in England for the Brazilian government and taken over by the British admiralty for service along the Belgian coast: this vessel is capable of throwing one and one half tons of metal a minute and, because of its shallow draft, is practically immune from damage by torpedos or anchored mines".
Description: "The new weapon, known in England as the "Coventry gun" from the place of its manufacture, has a ore of 15 in. as against the 16,5 in. of the big German war tool".
Caption: Battery of French armored motor cars, one of the several enemies of the war aeroplane, halted for consultation of road and contour maps of the district ahead".
Caption: "Wreck of a German Taube, one of several craft sent over the French lines on a scouting expedition. The airman was struck by a bullet from a machine gun and the aeroplane crashed to earth".
Caption: The Austrian aeronautic base at Przemysl before the triumph of the Russian forces: the machine shown in the foreground was used to generate gas for captive balloons. The field hangars are to be seen in the distance".
Caption: "One of the captive balloons used by French army for making military observations and directing the fire of the artillery batteries. By means of a telephone the observer is able to keep the gunners informed as to their shells are striking".
