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1. Harris & Ewing GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, PARADE AT 1915 ENCAMPMENT. CEREMONY BY VETERANS OF G.A.R. IN WEST GALLERY OF CAPITOL; J R. WHITTLESAY OF MO. WITH FLAG, RELEASING WHITE DOVES OF PEACE; DR. JOHN M. ADAMS OF CINCINNATI, STANDING, RIGHT; FRANK KIRSCH GASSNER, COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF SONS OF VETERANS 1915

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2. Harris & Ewing GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, PARADE AT 1915 ENCAMPMENT. CEREMONY BY VETERANS OF G.A.R. IN WEST GALLERY OF CAPITOL; J R. WHITTLESAY OF MO. WITH FLAG, RELEASING WHITE DOVES OF PEACE; DR. JOHN M. ADAMS OF CINCINNATI, STANDING, RIGHT; FRANK KIRSCH GASSNER, COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF SONS OF VETERANS 1915

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3. Harris & Ewing GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, PARADE AT 1915 ENCAMPMENT. CEREMONY BY VETERANS OF G.A.R. IN WEST GALLERY OF CAPITOL; J R. WHITTLESAY OF MO. WITH FLAG, RELEASING WHITE DOVES OF PEACE; DR. JOHN M. ADAMS OF CINCINNATI, STANDING, RIGHT; FRANK KIRSCH GASSNER, COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF SONS OF VETERANS 1915

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4. Harris & Ewing GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, PARADE AT 1915 ENCAMPMENT. CEREMONY BY VETERANS OF G.A.R. IN WEST GALLERY OF CAPITOL; J.R. WHITTLESAY OF MO. WITH FLAG, RELEASING WHITE DOVES OF PEACE; DR. JOHN M. ADAMS OF CINCINNATI, STANDING, RIGHT; FRANK KIRSCH GASSNER, COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF SONS OF VETERANS 1915

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5. Great Britain. War Office. Standing orders for the Royal Army Medical Corps, Royal Army Medical Corps (T.A.) Royal Army Dental Corps, Royal Army Dental Corps (T.A.) Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps and Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps (T.A.) London: H.M. Stationery Off; [n.d.]

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6. Harris & Ewing PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT REVIEWS ARMY DAY PARADE. WASHINGTON, D.C. APRIL 6. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT LED THE NATION TODAY IN OBSERVING ARMY DAY AS HE REVIEWED A COLORFUL PARADE COMPRISED OF VIRTUALLY EVERY ARM OF THE SERVICE. RUMBLING OF THE GIANT TANKS REVIVED MEMORIES OF AMERICA'S ENTRY INTO THE WORLD WAR TWENTY-ONE YEARS AGO TODAY. IN THE STAND CAN BE SEEN, L TO R: BRIG. GEN. WILLIAM F. BRYDEN, GRAND MARSHAL OF THE PARADE; PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT; BRIG. GEN. ALBERT COX OF THE D.C. NATIONAL GUARD; AND ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF WAR LOUIS JOHNSON [1938] April 6

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7. Harris & Ewing PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT REVIEWS ARMY DAY PARADE. WASHINGTON, D.C. APRIL 6. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT LED THE NATION TODAY IN OBSERVING ARMY DAY AS HE REVIEWED A COLORFUL PARADE COMPRISED OF VIRTUALLY EVERY ARM OF THE SERVICE. RUMBLING OF THE GIANT TANKS REVIVED MEMORIES OF AMERICA'S ENTRY INTO THE WORLD WAR TWENTY-ONE YEARS AGO TODAY. IN THE STAND CAN BE SEEN, L TO R: BRIG. GEN. WILLIAM F. BRYDEN, GRAND MARSHAL OF THE PARADE; PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT; BRIG. GEN. ALBERT COX OF THE D.C. NATIONAL GUARD; AND ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF WAR LOUIS JOHNSON [1938] April 6

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8. Harris & Ewing PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT REVIEWS ARMY DAY PARADE. WASHINGTON, D.C. APRIL 6. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT LED THE NATION TODAY IN OBSERVING ARMY DAY AS HE REVIEWED A COLORFUL PARADE COMPRISED OF VIRTUALLY EVERY ARM OF THE SERVICE. RUMBLING OF THE GIANT TANKS REVIVED MEMORIES OF AMERICA'S ENTRY INTO THE WORLD WAR TWENTY-ONE YEARS AGO TODAY. IN THE STAND CAN BE SEEN, L TO R: BRIG. GEN. WILLIAM F. BRYDEN, GRAND MARSHAL OF THE PARADE; PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT; BRIG. GEN. ALBERT COX OF THE D.C. NATIONAL GUARD; AND ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF WAR LOUIS JOHNSON [1938] April 6

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9. Great Britain. War Office. Standing orders for the Royal Army Medical Corps, Royal Army Medical Corps (T.A.) Royal Army Dental Corps, Royal Army Dental Corps (T.A.) Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps and Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps (T.A.)

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10. Rosener, Ann Three of Uncle Sam's soldiers stand on the steps of an Army hospital. Lieutenant Eleanor Whalen of Chicago (left), Army transport nurse; Major Edward Rector of Marshal, South Carolina, veteran AVD flyer; and Lieutenant Frances Bullock of the Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C. typify the spirit of America's soldiers and soldier-nurses standing strong in the fight against brutality and aggression 1943 May

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11. Harris & Ewing GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, PARADE AT 1915 ENCAMPMENT. CEREMONY BY VETERANS OF G.A.R. IN WEST GALLERY OF CAPITOL; J R. WHITTLESAY OF MO. WITH FLAG, RELEASING WHITE DOVES OF PEACE; DR. JOHN M. ADAMS OF CINCINNATI, STANDING, RIGHT; FRANK KIRSCH GASSNER, COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF SONS OF VETERANS

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12. Harris & Ewing GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, PARADE AT 1915 ENCAMPMENT. CEREMONY BY VETERANS OF G.A.R. IN WEST GALLERY OF CAPITOL; J.R. WHITTLESAY OF MO. WITH FLAG, RELEASING WHITE DOVES OF PEACE; DR. JOHN M. ADAMS OF CINCINNATI, STANDING, RIGHT; FRANK KIRSCH GASSNER, COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF SONS OF VETERANS

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13. Harris & Ewing GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, PARADE AT 1915 ENCAMPMENT. CEREMONY BY VETERANS OF G.A.R. IN WEST GALLERY OF CAPITOL; J R. WHITTLESAY OF MO. WITH FLAG, RELEASING WHITE DOVES OF PEACE; DR. JOHN M. ADAMS OF CINCINNATI, STANDING, RIGHT; FRANK KIRSCH GASSNER, COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF SONS OF VETERANS

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14. Harris & Ewing GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, PARADE AT 1915 ENCAMPMENT. CEREMONY BY VETERANS OF G.A.R. IN WEST GALLERY OF CAPITOL; J R. WHITTLESAY OF MO. WITH FLAG, RELEASING WHITE DOVES OF PEACE; DR. JOHN M. ADAMS OF CINCINNATI, STANDING, RIGHT; FRANK KIRSCH GASSNER, COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF SONS OF VETERANS

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15. Harris & Ewing PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT REVIEWS ARMY DAY PARADE. WASHINGTON, D.C. APRIL 6. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT LED THE NATION TODAY IN OBSERVING ARMY DAY AS HE REVIEWED A COLORFUL PARADE COMPRISED OF VIRTUALLY EVERY ARM OF THE SERVICE. RUMBLING OF THE GIANT TANKS REVIVED MEMORIES OF AMERICA'S ENTRY INTO THE WORLD WAR TWENTY-ONE YEARS AGO TODAY. IN THE STAND CAN BE SEEN, L TO R: BRIG. GEN. WILLIAM F. BRYDEN, GRAND MARSHAL OF THE PARADE; PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT; BRIG. GEN. ALBERT COX OF THE D.C. NATIONAL GUARD; AND ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF WAR LOUIS JOHNSON

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16. Harris & Ewing PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT REVIEWS ARMY DAY PARADE. WASHINGTON, D.C. APRIL 6. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT LED THE NATION TODAY IN OBSERVING ARMY DAY AS HE REVIEWED A COLORFUL PARADE COMPRISED OF VIRTUALLY EVERY ARM OF THE SERVICE. RUMBLING OF THE GIANT TANKS REVIVED MEMORIES OF AMERICA'S ENTRY INTO THE WORLD WAR TWENTY-ONE YEARS AGO TODAY. IN THE STAND CAN BE SEEN, L TO R: BRIG. GEN. WILLIAM F. BRYDEN, GRAND MARSHAL OF THE PARADE; PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT; BRIG. GEN. ALBERT COX OF THE D.C. NATIONAL GUARD; AND ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF WAR LOUIS JOHNSON

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17. Harris & Ewing PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT REVIEWS ARMY DAY PARADE. WASHINGTON, D.C. APRIL 6. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT LED THE NATION TODAY IN OBSERVING ARMY DAY AS HE REVIEWED A COLORFUL PARADE COMPRISED OF VIRTUALLY EVERY ARM OF THE SERVICE. RUMBLING OF THE GIANT TANKS REVIVED MEMORIES OF AMERICA'S ENTRY INTO THE WORLD WAR TWENTY-ONE YEARS AGO TODAY. IN THE STAND CAN BE SEEN, L TO R: BRIG. GEN. WILLIAM F. BRYDEN, GRAND MARSHAL OF THE PARADE; PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT; BRIG. GEN. ALBERT COX OF THE D.C. NATIONAL GUARD; AND ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF WAR LOUIS JOHNSON

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18. Rosener, Ann Three of Uncle Sam's soldiers stand on the steps of an Army hospital. Lieutenant Eleanor Whalen of Chicago (left), Army transport nurse; Major Edward Rector of Marshal, South Carolina, veteran AVD flyer; and Lieutenant Frances Bullock of the Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C. typify the spirit of America's soldiers and soldier-nurses standing strong in the fight against brutality and aggression

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19. The quarterly army list of Her Majesty's British and Indian forces on the Bengal Establishment, exhibiting the rank, standing, and various services of every officer in the army, distinguishing those who have received medals and other distinctions, and who have been wounded and in what actions, with their periods of services and dates of commissions Hampshire, Great Britain: Selous Books; 1997

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20. The first train into Mirgorod. Conspicuous are the letters PCOCP, standing for "Russian Socialistic Federated Soviet Republic," for this car was captured last night from the Bolsheviks. The figures from left to right are: Major Davis, American Red Cross, attached to the seventh Army; General Bradoff, Commnander in Chief of the Seventh Army; General Sokol, General Bradoff's aide 19 January 1920 [date received]

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