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Famous New York soldiers return home. [The] 369th Infantry (old 15th National Guard of New York City..., 1917 - ca. 1919.

  • Victor Tropa said:
    Buena fotografía de un momento histórico, de esos que la cámara inmortaliza. Saludos.
  • Mateline Selze said:
    Émouvant témoignage pour un travail indispensable de Mémoire

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

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  • 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.

Gladys Moncrieff rides a poppy-laden float, donated by Holeproof Hosiery Company, 11 Nov 1927-1930 / by Sam Hood

  • Pixel Wrangler said:
    "Gladys Moncrieff looks at the crowd during a Remembrance Day fund-raising [parade] from the Seneschal car of Harold S. Darke, Advertising Manager, Holeproof Hosiery. "Harold S. Darke may be driving his Seneschal car, as he enjoyed publicity."(1.)
  • q8500e said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called CARS - السيارات - 車 - Autos - coches - автомоб, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
  • b0b said:
    made sese then no doubt but now, looks like a scene from Monty Python. All the guys in bad suits and hats goggling the star....wow.
  • b0b said:
    made sense then no doubt but now, looks like a scene from Monty Python. All the guys in bad suits and hats goggling the star....wow.