33 Free Photos of United States Army Signal Corps Photographs

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At ease - Signal Corps U.S.A. LCCN2018645946
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Yank, The Army Weekly, March 23, 1945
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T-3 Clifford Wright, of Culver City, California, a U.S. Army Signal Corps Photographer, shoots motion pictures of... - NARA - 531315
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Night attack with phosphorous bombs, Gondrecourt, Aug. 15, 1918 - Signal Corps photo by Sgt. J.J. Marshall. LCCN2016645723
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Second Lieutenant George E. Stone, Signal Corps, United States Army, in charge Fourth Army Corps Photo Unit. Cochem... - NARA - 530784
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Lt. Col. D.P. Barrows LCCN2014708685
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Quartermaster supplies near Mouilly, France, AEF WWI (30507281882)
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Signal Corps Photographic Unit with American Expeditionary Forces North Russia. Lieutenant Charles I. Reid at the left, - NARA - 530792
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Miner, Cpl. George, a Winnebago from Tomah, Wisconsin, standing, with rifle, on guard duty, Niederahren, Germany, 01-02- - NARA - 530786
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Geronimo (Goyathlay), a Chiricahua Apache, full-length, kneeling with rifle, 1887 - NARA - 530880
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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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Maj Gen Lewis and TR
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French boy saluting the grave of a French hero, St. Mihiel, Meuse, France, 1918 (32832949391)
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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Women workers in ordnance shops, Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company, Nicetown, Pennsylvania. Hand chipping with pneumati - NARA - 530774
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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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Yard of a narrow gauge railway at Ménil-la-Tour (Signal Corps U.S.A. No 17508)
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