U.S. National Archives

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About the U.S. National Archives Photographs on Flickr The United States National Archives and Records Administration is delighted to join the Flickr community. We look forward to introducing some of our photographs to a new audience as well as interacting with experienced National Archives visitors and researchers in a new way. We invite you to explore our photographs. Please share your knowledge, insights, and experience by adding tags, notes, and comments. We would love to hear from you. Only a small sampling of our photographs can be found on Flickr at this time. For the pilot project, we will post a selection of photographs from the Women's Bureau, the Environmental Protection Agency, and a few favorites. The photos you see here are only a sample of the more than 25 million photographs and 20,000 graphic images (posters and some original artwork) held in roughly 2,500 series at the U.S. National Archives in the Washington, D.C., area, our regional archives facilities from coast to coast, and from the twelve Presidential Libraries under U.S. National Archives administration. These photographs, most taken by agents of Federal agencies over the years, cover a wide range of subjects and themes documented in the work of the United States government. Higher resolution versions of many of these images can be obtained from the U.S. National Archives by following the links located below each image.

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Soldiers carry a wounded comrade through a swampy area, 1969.

from U.S. National Archives

  • 2 older comments, and then…
  • Blaine said:
    wow! I wonder who the photographer was?
  • Christopher D'Angelo said:
    yes i worked here in another time but that is all behind me now. It was a place of school of hard knocks.
  • Duncan126 said:
    The Solider front left with both hands on the litter handle made it through the Viet Nam 2 tours is still alive today . Sargent Major John Hakes .
    He is a good friend of mine .
    THis photo also appears in the Encyclopedia of Viet Nam.
    Duncan Adams
    9-24-2012
  • Blaine said:
    Awesome historical detail, Duncan126...thanks! I don't suppose Mr. Hakes recalls who made this image??
  • busplunge said:
    The soldier on the stretcher is my brother Bob Lee, Jr. He was a LT.. Bob lives in Tampa FL with his wife and is retired. and does not talk about this experience. The guy in the front right was LTC Schroder, CO of the 2nd Bn., 39th Inf. LTC Schroder was later KIA. They named a FSB after him in the Plain of Reeds. Special thanx to Cliff Schultz.

E. H. Elam, interviewer, making personal interviews at Stiner's Store, Lead Mine Bend, Tennessee, November 1933

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  • Joe Moore said:
    The gentleman being interviewed in this photo is my grandfather, Mana Dyke. He got the job that he was interviewing for.

Youngsters on the July 4th Holiday at the Kosciusko Swimming Pool in Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant District ... 07/1974

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