m1917
22 photos tagged m1917, from 5 members of Flickr Commons.
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- usarmy
- renaulttank
- renaultft
- armouredwarfare
- armoredwarfare
- tank
- renaultft17
- ft17
- unitedstatesarmy
- m1917lighttank
- m1917tank
- worldwari
- wwi
- renault
- thegreatwar
- greatwar
- rifle
- worldwarone
- firstworldwar
- enfield
- m1917enfield
- americanenfield
- soldiers
- sandiego
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Recent uploads
The last upload was April 2017.
Cantor (LOC) from The Library of Congress uploaded April 2017
1972115_185 from Texas State Archives uploaded April 2017
1972115_184 from Texas State Archives uploaded April 2017
Whitskill (LOC) from The Library of Congress uploaded September 2016
Mitchell Evans in WWI uniform from Florida Memory uploaded June 2014
Unidentified WWI soldier from Florida Memory uploaded June 2014
AL-44 1st Aero sq Album Image_000190 from SDASM Archives uploaded March 2014
AL-44 1st Aero sq Album Image_000189 from SDASM Archives uploaded March 2014
AL-44 1st Aero sq Album Image_000187 from SDASM Archives uploaded March 2014
AL231 Davis Album Photo_000152 from SDASM Archives uploaded October 2013
AL231 Davis Album Photo_000150 from SDASM Archives uploaded October 2013
AL231 Davis Album Photo_000149 from SDASM Archives uploaded October 2013
AL231 Davis Album Photo_000148 from SDASM Archives uploaded October 2013
Theodore (TP) Hall Collection Photo from SDASM Archives uploaded October 2013
AL8_Douglas_000045 from SDASM Archives uploaded September 2013
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AL-44 1st Aero sq Album Image_000190
from SDASM Archives
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Stephen Pritchard said:
This maybe a M1917, which is a copy of the French Renault FT made under licence from Renault in the USA. This is the pattern from which nearly all modern tanks are based on (eg. swivel turret on tracks)
Bayonet practice. Camp Bowie, Fort Worth, Texas., ca. 1918
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Matt Reed said:
The 36th in 1917 was composed of both the Texas and Oklahoma National Guard. That's why the divisional patch is composed of an arrowhead (Oklahoma) and the letter T (Texas).