Title	American Ambulance Service with the French Army
Description	Image of the American Ambulance Service, as well as a group of soldiers.
Historical note	The American Field Service (AFS), or the American Ambulance Field Service as it was first called, was a volunteer organization of ambulance drivers for the French Army before the United States entered the war. In 1917, it was incorporated into the United States Army Medical Department, renamed the United States Army Ambulance Service and continued serving the French for the rest of the war. The AFS traces back to the American Ambulance Hospital established in 1914 by wealthy Americans living in Paris.
Date	1914-1918
Collection name	Karl Kleeman World War I Photographs
Accession number	2006-059
Education Tags	US.28 World War I A Farewell to Arms
Subjects	World War, 1914-1918 Soldiers Armies Ambulances Mobile health units War casualties
Owning Institution	Tennessee State Library and Archives
ID#	33152
Digital Type	Still Image
Digital format	Image/jp2
Media Type	Photographs
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