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Vietnamese Army
Vietnamese Army's Seven Commandments Poster 6 5/28/1956
Vietnamese Army
Vietnamese Army's Seven Commandments Poster 7 5/28/1956
South Vietnamese Marines Move Out of the Landing Zone
South Vietnamese Marines Move Out of the Landing Zone 9/8/1966
Vietnamese Tanks Rumble Through the Village of Dinh Phat Cuong
Vietnamese Tanks Rumble Through the Village of Dinh Phat Cuong 1962 - 1975
South Vietnamese Troops Prepare to Embark
South Vietnamese Troops Prepare to Embark 1966
View and Cross Section of Barracks for Prisoners of War at Camp Douglas, Chicago, Illinois
View and Cross Section of Barracks for Prisoners of War at Camp Douglas, Chicago, Illinois 1865
View of the Attack on Bunker
View of the Attack on Bunker's Hill, with the Burning of Charles Town 6/17/1775 (artwork ca. 1775-1780)
View from monument at Summit looking E. across Waterton or Chief Mountain Lake along 49th parallel. Yellow peak on left bears N. 30. E
View from monument at Summit looking E. across Waterton or Chief Mountain Lake along 49th parallel. Yellow peak on left bears N. 30. E 1857 - 1862
View from river valley towards snow covered mountains, river in foreground from left to right, "Grand Teton" National Park, Wyoming.
View from river valley towards snow covered mountains, river in foreground from left to right, "Grand Teton" National Park, Wyoming. 1933 - 1942
"View from the Palisades, West New York 1939" West New York, NJ Post Office Mural by William Dean Faussett
"View from the Palisades, West New York 1939" West New York, NJ Post Office Mural by William Dean Faussett 1935 - 1943
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