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Monument to an American Soldier in Normandy
Monument to an American Soldier in Normandy ca. 6/1944
Mrs Hammond, American Red Cross, serving water to wounded British Soldier
Mrs Hammond, American Red Cross, serving water to wounded British Soldier 5/31/1918
Salvation Army Worker Writing a Letter to the Home Folks For the Wounded Soldier
Salvation Army Worker Writing a Letter to the Home Folks For the Wounded Soldier ca. 1917 - 1918
Photograph of a Soldier Holding an American Flag
Photograph of a Soldier Holding an American Flag 1898
This is an American Soldier - He is Your Friend
This is an American Soldier - He is Your Friend 7/5/1945
Corporal Carter Guards an NVA Soldier he Captured
Corporal Carter Guards an NVA Soldier he Captured 11/20/1968
Eleanor Roosevelt Talks with a Wounded Soldier
Eleanor Roosevelt Talks with a Wounded Soldier 8/1943 - 9/1943
Freckle-Faced American Soldier
Freckle-Faced American Soldier 9/26/1918
Letter from an Anonymous Former Union Soldier to the Secretary of the Treasury Regarding a Loaf of Bread
Letter from an Anonymous Former Union Soldier to the Secretary of the Treasury Regarding a Loaf of Bread 3/9/1899
Viet Cong Soldier During POW Exchange
Viet Cong Soldier During POW Exchange 2/12/1973
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