259 Free Photos of Signal Corps

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In der Telefonzentrale der Uebung - CH-BAR - 3238835
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Offizier mit Feldtelefon - CH-BAR - 3236643
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Schalttableau für drahtlose Telegraphie - CH-BAR - 3241625
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Unterkunftshütte der Mannschaft der Telefonzentrale - CH-BAR - 3238834
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Telefonzentrale und Unterkunftshütte der Mannschaft - CH-BAR - 3238832
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Washington, D.C. Signal Corps officers lowering flag at their camp near Georgetown; Gen Albert J. Myer, in civilian dress, at right of pole LOC cwpb.04174
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SC 184710 - Pfc. John A. Oeverso, Solvay, New York, carries pigeon carrier cage up trail for delivery to outfit which has requested birds. Pozzilli Sector, Italy. 18 December, 1943.
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Wagen von Telegraphen Pionieren und einem Scheinwerferdetachement - CH-BAR - 3240019
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337th Co, 13 Bat 505th Reg-French tanks passing thru Rampont, Fr. Oct 10-18 - Signal Corps U.S.A. LCCN2001696197
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U.S. Navy nurse using flag semaphore signalling aboard USS Repose (AH-16), in the 1960s (L09-01.02.01)
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San Francisco Earthquake of 1906, (United States Army Signal Corps) buildings in the Tennessee Hollow. Presidio of... - NARA - 531029
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SC 151464 - While the pole line installation is primarily for military purposes, it is built to commercial specifications, and will be useful in peace-time. Here M/Sgt. J. J. Grant and Lt. E.B. Wheeler consult the book in Hawaii.
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Orville Wright and Lieutenant Lahm of the United States Signal Corps making the world's record flight at Fort Myer, on July 27-The aeroplane made fifty miles at a speed of about forty miles LCCN97505201
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U.S. Marines in France Digging in. Training for modern warfare consists mostly in digging one trench after another, and our boys, realizing the importance of this training, go at it with a LCCN2013649103
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Fuhrwerk mit Kabelrollen - CH-BAR - 3238086
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Geronimo (Goyathlay), a Chiricahua Apache, full-length, kneeling with rifle, 1887 - NARA - 530880
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Telefonzentrale im Wald - CH-BAR - 3240183
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The skirmish line searching for the lost graves ... Company A, 321st Labor Battalion, spread out in skirmish line formation by twos, searching for dead along the south bank of the Vesle LCCN2017648716
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Albert J. Myer, U.S. Army Signal Corps officer, full-length portrait, facing front, standing under canopy in front of a tent, with one hand on ridge pole, with two men, one sitting on the LCCN2008677140
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Einrollen Telefonverbindung mit Pferdefuhrwerk - CH-BAR - 3238088
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Washington, D.C. Col. Benjamin F. Fisher between two officers on steps of Signal Corps headquarters, 1816 F St., NW Avenue at Madison Place NW LOC cwpb.04267
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De-cootieized and happy These men of B Battery, 102nd F.A., have had their baths, their cresol solution, their fresh underclothing, new or disinfected O.D. clothing, their cooties are LCCN2013649050
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Telegrafenkompanie auf dem Marsch - CH-BAR - 3238632
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Showing how the pigeons are part of the U.S. Army They too have to have their identification tag with them and at their death they must be accounted for and reported with the probably cause. LCCN2016651603
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SC 335256 - A wireman of the 8th Division, 1st U.S. Army, ties communication wire to a signpost the edge of the newly taken town of Hermulheim, Germany. 7 March, 1945.
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SC 348697 - Members of GHQ FEC photo team, covering the war activities in Korea, prepare to leave for the front lines to photograph offensive launched by U.S. forces against the North Korean enemy troops.
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Albert J. Myer, U.S. Army Signal Corps officer, full-length portrait, facing slightly left, holding sword, sitting under canopy in front of a tent with two men, one sitting on the left and LCCN2008677139
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Vergraben eines Telefonkabels im Boden - CH-BAR - 3238090
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Men from front lined up to turn in their clothing for replacement and disinfection at disinfecting plant no. 2, of the 26th Division The men shown here are of Battery F. 102d F.A. ... LCCN2013648399
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Transportation of Army supplies by Caraboo (Water ox cart) and rear of Signal corps quarters, Manila., ca. 1899 - NARA - 530694
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Vergraben eines Telefonkabels im Boden - CH-BAR - 3238089
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SC 396850 - Wireman heating chow of C rations in the field for his crew. Snow and cold make work difficult for men whose duties keep them outside. France. 27 January, 1945.
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Members of the 132nd Inf., 33rd Div., in front line trench taking advantage of the camouflage left by the Germans The German line is about 1200 yds. from this point the Meuse being between. LCCN2016651605
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SC 337385 - (409th Task Force photo series) Here, machine gun mounted on jeep, chatters away at enemy positions on the mountains. Man at left with glasses directs fire. 1 May, 1945.
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Ein zweites Telefon in der Telefonzentrale der Uebung - CH-BAR - 3238836
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Telefonkabel wird an Bäumen fixiert - CH-BAR - 3238091
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SC 190544 - Portrait of Brig. General William Spence. South Pacific Area. 7th April 1944. 93rd Division, Guadalcanal
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SC 190542 - Portrait of Brig. General William Bradford. South Pacific Area. 11 April 1944. Hdqrs USAFISFA
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Park einer Telegraphen Pionier Kompanie - CH-BAR - 3238081
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SC 364335 - American sailors from Cherbourg went along for the ride when the 66th Inf. Division entered Lorient, France, following the surrender of the 28,000-man German garrison.
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A march to glory Members of our national army imbued with the spirit of their sacred cause, following our country's banners in a march to inevitable victory. LCCN2013649092
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The Boche spotted this truck A few minutes after this truck, which had ventured out for salvage, had appeared on the roads near Blanzy the Boche followed it with shells all the way back to LCCN2013648398
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SC 196666 - An M8 reconnaissance armored car of the 30th Infantry Div., rolls through the streets of Kinzweiler, November 21, 1944
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American 155 mm artillery cooperating with the 29th Div. in position on road just taken from the Germans. Bat(tery) A 324th artillery, 158(th) Brig(ade) in France - Signal Corps. LCCN2016645664
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SC 405025 - Lt. Arnold Samuelson, Tacoma, Washington, Combat Photographic Officer attached to the 1st U.S. Army, gives food to hungry Russian slave laborers, who were liberated when elements of the 9th Armored Division took Limburg, Germany.
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SC 199063-S - Lieut. Col. Porter, Commanding Officer of an infantry battalion, and his party, stand in the cover of a wall before dashing across a street in the Hagenau area, which is under enemy observation and small arms fire.
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Los Angeles, CA Looking east on Wilshire Boulevard in 1945
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Genuine jazz for the yankee wounded In the courtyard of a Paris hospital for the American wounded, an American negro military band, led by Lt. James R. Europe, entertains the patients with LCCN2016651602
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SC 196444-S - Seventh Army infantrymen move through rain and mist to assault a nearby town in the new advance on German held territory. Raon L'Etape area, France. 17 November, 1944
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SC 177062 - A tank crosses a treadway bridge near Belfort, France, as the French drive to take this German strong point. November 20, 1944
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SC 196559 - PFC Hiroshi Suyao,of Honolulu, a Japanese American soldier, wounded during an attack, receives cigarettes from Madeleine Carroll, the actress
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American telephone girls on arrival for hello duty in France. They all can speak both English and French., 03-1918 - NARA - 530718
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SC 190486 - Men of an Engineer Port Construction and Repair Group at ASFTC Camp Gordon Johnston, Fla., build a floating dock from Navy pontoon gear. 9 May, 1944
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U.S. Marines in France off for camp Our troops are glad to get aboard cars for the training camp after a long trip at sea as they are anxious to lose their sea legs. LCCN2013649102
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Brig. Gen. Benjamin O. Davis watches a Signal Corps crew erecting poles, somewhere in France., 08-08-1944 - NARA - 531201
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Yard of a narrow gauge railway at Ménil-la-Tour (Signal Corps U.S.A. No 17508)
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Women workers in ordnance shops, Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company, Nicetown, Pennsylvania. Hand chipping with pneumati - NARA - 530774
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