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Ulysses S. Grant Carte de Visite

 

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Harry T. Burn, youngest member ever elected to the Tennessee state legislature and who was the deciding vote in passing the 19th amendment, giving women the right to vote on August 18, 1920

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Is it just me or do others get a gay vibe from this photo?

 

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A Young Yakima, The North American Indian, Volume 7 The Indians of the United States and Alaska, 1911, Edward Sheriff Curtis

 

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Bear's Belly - Arikara, The North American Indian, Portfolio 5, 1908, Edward Sheriff Curtis

 

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Jackson, Interpreter at Kotzebue, The North American Indian, Portfolio 20, 1928, Edward Sheriff Curtis

 

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Civil War soldier In uniform with revolver in buckle in front of flag backdrop

 

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Paratroopers of the legendary Easy Company of the 506th Regiment, 101st Airborne, a "Band of Brothers"

 

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French soldiers in Paris, 1914

 

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Ernest Hemingway in American Red Cross Hospital, July 1918

 

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His Royal Highness Prince Joachim of Prussia (1890-1920)

 

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Pfc. Joseph Tono of Dickson, Pa. is attended at this Korean ‘barbershop’ near the northwestern front on Dec. 31, 1950. The GI performing the job is Tono’s 8th Army buddy, Cpl. Russell Graff of Jefferson, Wis. According to the National Archives, Pfc. Joseph Tono was seriously wounded in action by a missile in the North Korean sector on May 5, 1951. After about a month, he returned to duty.

 

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US Marines play cards while their troop ship carries them to Iwo Jima

 

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A National Guardsman in 1917

 

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Paris-Les Halles, The Central Market, 1952, Henri Cartier-Bresson

 

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Three young men in a vehicle, 1924

 

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Tuskegee airmen at Ramitelli, Italy, March 1945

 

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Unknown man, c 1910s - 1920s

 

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A group of the Montford Point Marines, part of the Corps’ first integrated unit in dress blues, c May 1943

 

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Peter Orlovsky, left, Jack Kerouac and William S Burroughs (fully clothed) on a beach in Tangier, Morocco, in 1957

 

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Colonel Van T. Barfoot, a Medal of Honor recipient. Technical Sergeant Van Barfoot, one of the most significant Native American heroes of World War II, was awarded the Medal of Honor while in the field in pinal, France, on September 28, 1944. He received this recognition for his actions on May 23, 1944, when he led his unit through enemy minefields near Carano, Italy, destroying several positions and capturing others. Born June 15, 1919 and died March 2, 2012.