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Soldiers lay tracks for a new railway route after the Battle of Vimy Ridge. The trains would be used to get supplies closer to the front more efficiently, April 1917.

Black and white photograph. In the foreground, on muddy ground, 4 men lay pre-assembled rail tracks. A 5th man, dressed in civilian clothing, watches. — (Canadian Dept. of National Defence, Library and Archives Canada, MIKAN No. 3521917.)

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