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"Yanks and Tommies" During the Armistice Celebration 11/1918

President Reagan's Address to the Nation on Arms Reduction and the Venice Summit 6/15/1987

Army Divers School ca. 1951

Army Football Team Members ca. 1929

Army-Georgetown Track Meet 5/14/1927

Army Golf Team Members Practicing on Putting Green ca. 1933

The Army in Taiwan 1975

Army Lacrosse Game

Army Lacrosse Team Members (Group Portrait) ca. 1925

Army-Navy Baseball Game, Michie Stadium 1927

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