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Photograph of a Soldier Holding an American Flag
Photograph of a Soldier Holding an American Flag 1898
Eleanor Roosevelt Talks with a Wounded Soldier
Eleanor Roosevelt Talks with a Wounded Soldier 8/1943 - 9/1943
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
Mrs Hammond, American Red Cross, serving water to badly wounded British soldier on platform of railroad station at Montmirail, France
Mrs Hammond, American Red Cross, serving water to badly wounded British soldier on platform of railroad station at Montmirail, France 5/31/1918
President Truman lays a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery
President Truman lays a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery 11/11/1947
Salvation Army worker writing a letter to the home folks for the wounded soldier. Salvation Army
Salvation Army worker writing a letter to the home folks for the wounded soldier. Salvation Army ca. 1917 - 1918
Soldier in Hawaii
Soldier in Hawaii
The beachhead is secure, but the price was high. A Coast Guard Combat Photographer came upon this monument to a dead American soldier somewhere on the shell-blasted shore of Normandy.
The beachhead is secure, but the price was high. A Coast Guard Combat Photographer came upon this monument to a dead American soldier somewhere on the shell-blasted shore of Normandy. 6/1944
Letter from the Assistant Attorney General Regarding Lynching
Letter from the Assistant Attorney General Regarding Lynching 5/24/1919
Photograph of a Freckle - Faced American Soldier
Photograph of a Freckle - Faced American Soldier 1918
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