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American Colored Troops Constructing Trenches
American Colored Troops Constructing Trenches
American Colored Troops Giving a Military Concert in an Alsatian Village
American Colored Troops Giving a Military Concert in an Alsatian Village 1917-1918
American Cyanimid and BP storage tanks on the New Jersey side of Arthur Kill, with Gulf Oil tanks on Staten Island in the background
American Cyanimid and BP storage tanks on the New Jersey side of Arthur Kill, with Gulf Oil tanks on Staten Island in the background 4/1973
Close-up Shot of an American Flag
Close-up Shot of an American Flag 2/1/2001
American flag viewed during Secretary Gale Norton
American flag viewed during Secretary Gale Norton's visit to the temporary memorial, near Shanksville, Pennsylvania, honoring the passengers and crewof Flight 93, hijacked on September 11, 2001. Norto 9/11/2003
American Forces Information Service Black History Month Poster
American Forces Information Service Black History Month Poster 1/1/2000
American Forces Information Service Sexual Harassment Poster
American Forces Information Service Sexual Harassment Poster 1/1/2000
American Intercourse Bill
American Intercourse Bill 1783
Letter from the President of the American Jewish Congress to President Roosevelt
Letter from the President of the American Jewish Congress to President Roosevelt 12/2/1942
American machine gun position well camouflaged. Moulle, France.
American machine gun position well camouflaged. Moulle, France. 5/22/1918
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