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551st Parachute Infantry Regiment on ski patrol in the Italian Alps during WWII
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551st Parachute Infantry Regiment moving up during the Battle of the Bulge
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32nd Inf. Brig. crossing the Buna River in New Guinea during 1942
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U.S. Army
Bantam Jeep crossing a river on the
Kapa Kapa Trail during the attack on the Bona Bona Coast by the
32nd Inf Brig in 1942
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Map of the Allied Advance Across Owen Stanley Range in in New Guinea during 1942
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Map of the Japanese advance across the
Kokoda Trail in New Guinea during 1942
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Shoulder patch of the
32nd Inf Brig in 1942
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Sergeant Gerald O. Cable, Service Company, 126th Infantry Division, from Michigan. On 25 April 1942, he became the first member of the 32nd Infantry Division to die in World War II when the Liberty ship he was on was torpedoed by a Japanese submarine.
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Major General Edwin F. Harding, Commanding officer of the
32nd Division during World War II
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Major General William D. Haan, Commanding officer of the
32nd Division during World War I
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Map of
32nd Division operations during World War I
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An example of the deep, fortified trenches facing the 32nd Division during World War I along the Kriemhilde Stellung, part of the
Hindenburg Line in the Meuse-Argonne sector.
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General Albert Waldron in New Guinea during WWII
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The XM47 was only an interim rocket, essentially a rocket test vehicle, and was used for training and testing purposes only.
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The 101st Airborne Division was reinforced with twelve glider serials on September 18. Here, Waco gliders are lined up on an English airfield in preparation for the next lift to Holland.
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General March presents Pvt Milo Huempfner,
551st Parachute Infantry Regiment, with the
Distinguished Service Cross in June, 1945 for his action during the
Battle of the Bulge.
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1919 Lincoln Highway Convoy Medal presented to those who completed the 191 cross-country trip on the Lincoln Highway.
1919 Lincoln Highway Convoy Medal presented to those who completed the 191 cross-country trip on the
Lincoln Highway.
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Military convoy as it appeared in western Nebraska during 1919 trek across the U. S. (from east to west) on the
Lincoln Highway.
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Dwight Eisenhower, far right, with three unidentified friends, in 1919 four years after graduating from
West Point.
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Map of the northern shoulder of the
Battle of the Bulge
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395th Infantry Regiment unit insignia.
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Lieutenant Colonel McClernand Butler, commanding officer of the 3rd Bn, 395th Inf. Reg., 99th Inf. Div. WWII, during the
Battle of the Bulge.
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"A" Company, 612th Tank Destroyer battalion, carrying troops of the 2nd Infantry Division, 9th Infantry Regiment, during World War II.
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20 year old First Lt. Lyle J. Bouck, Jr., platoon leader of the 394th Infantry Division’s Intelligence and Reconnaissance unit. The 18-man platoon was instrumental in delaying by nearly an entire day the advance of the entire German 1st Battalion, 9th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Parachute Division during the Battle of the Bulge.
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Cover to the book Infantry in Battle, the World War II officer's guide to infantry combat operations, edited by General
Edwin F. Harding.
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Soviet B59 submarine
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Jupiter missile emplacement in Turkey
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Soviet R12 nuclear ballistic missile
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Premier Kruschev letter to President Kennedy
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Holt prototype gas electric tanks
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Holt artillery tractor, World War I
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C1 Best autotractor
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C1 Best patent
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Holt self-propelled artillery
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Swinton recognizing Holt in Stockton
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8 inch towed howitzer behind a Holt tractor
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Holt company logo
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Benjamin Holt, 1894
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Benjamin Holt signature
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Holt tractor type patent
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Holt prototype track type tractor, 1905
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Benjamin Holt
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Avery tractor truck
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Avery sod cutting tractor
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504th PIR World War II in Holland
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504th PIR World War II in Italy
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504th PIR World War II in North Africa
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ASTP patch
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"A" Company, 612th Tank Destroyer battalion, carrying troops of the 2nd Infantry Division, 9th Infantry Regiment, during World War II.