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Armed Forces Day Presidential Proclamation
Armed Forces Day Presidential Proclamation
5/7/1965
Armistice Day, 1922
Armistice Day, 1922
11/11/1922
"Yanks and Tommies" During the Armistice Celebration
"Yanks and Tommies" During the Armistice Celebration
11/1918
President Reagan
President Reagan's Address to the Nation on Arms Reduction and the Venice Summit
6/15/1987
Army Divers School
Army Divers School
ca. 1951
Army Football Team Members
Army Football Team Members
ca. 1929
Army-Georgetown Track Meet
Army-Georgetown Track Meet
5/14/1927
Army Golf Team Members Practicing on Putting Green
Army Golf Team Members Practicing on Putting Green
ca. 1933
The Army in Taiwan
The Army in Taiwan
1975
Army Lacrosse Game
Army Lacrosse Game
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