greens

12 photos tagged greens, from 6 members of Flickr Commons.

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Fore! And Fore more!

  • Corey Fariello said:
    That older gentleman on the far right needs to watch out for the guy at the tee. That might hurt a little.
  • Peter King said:
    Seems to me the guy on the right is going to get smoked.

Preparing Dinner (LOC)

  • aware health said:
    Looks like turnips. Yum.
  • Juanbpn. said:
    Perfecta composiciòn fotogràfica.Saludos.
  • skillful north said:
    My father was a cook in the Army in the mid 1930's. I have the cookbook he used. I imagine this picture was about WWI era but it could well have been dad's era too. Not much difference. He road a horse and set up field kitchens. OK I see it is listed in the 1910's.
  • Wystan said:
    New York National Guard troops in summer training camp outside Hicksville, Long Island, 1913: www.flickr.com/photos/library_of_congress/3739602350/in/p...

Marine Corps Major in winter uniform, W[orld] W[ar] II (LOC)

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  • Astralis Lux said:
    These images hardly look dated at all.
  • NiMaGaMiN said:
    How do/did they know when to change from a winter uniform to a whatever uniform? is it by a certain date? or just certain temperatures?
  • Aunt Dot said:
    These are just wonderful.
  • ddrfires308 said:
    NiMA- If I recall correctly, the Base Commander (Station Commander, Ship's Captain or equivelent) would make this call. Local climate is usually a prime consideration when prescribing winter or summer uniforms. I can't recall for sure if CMC would set an ultimate date for the seasonal changeover.
  • ddrfires308 said:
    The trouser crease on the left leg seems unusually conspicuous in this photo. It does not appear to be doubled, but looks to be much wider than what I am accustomed to seeing on a USMC uniform. It could be just the lighting. And regarding the neck tie, although the cleft near the top, just under the knot, may give a stylish appearance, in the strictest sense, it was not prescribed during the time of my service, 1986 - 1990.