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Nuclear testing sites in the U.S. during the Cold War, taken at the National Atomic Testing Museum in Las Vegas

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British soldiers arrive to assist Japanese troops in capturing the German-held Tsingtao, China, c. 1914 [1201 x 686]

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American troops receives a rapturous welcome from the townspeople of Gjilan, Kosovo during their KFOR (Kosovo Force) peacekeeping mission, c. 1999

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[WWII] Soldiers of the U.S. 7th Infantry Division loaded a shell in a small mortar for launch against Japanese machine gun and sniper positions on Attu, Alaska, USA during the Battle of Attu (May 1943)

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Members of the U.S. Army's 1st Armored Division on a roll during rioting in Chicago in the wake of the Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination. (April 6, 1968) [1024 x 683]

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An American soldier and his Japanese wife in 1950 who met each other during the U.S. occupation of Japan. They were married the second time in 1950 because their first marriage three years earlier went unrecognized by the U.S. [349 x 421]

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20 years ago today

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Our Carelessness Their Secret Weapon Prevent Forest Fires, American anti-Axis propaganda in 1943 during WWII

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To the warlords of Japan, we have not forgotten – the B-29's will remind you again and again and again!!!, Saipan, c. May 1945

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U.S. soldiers from Regimental Headquarters Company, 23rd Infantry fires a 37mm gun against German entrenched positions on the first day of the Meuse-Argonne offensive (September 26, 1918)

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Guests leaves the Magic Kingdom theme park at Walt Disney World in masses within hours of the 9/11 terrorist attacks in New York, Washington, and Pennsylvania (September 11, 2001)

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[WWII] Soldiers of the U.S. 7th Infantry Division scanned for Japanese snipers firing at them from the mountains on Attu, Alaska, USA during the first day of the Battle of Attu (May 11, 1943)

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Reconstruction Or 'A White Man's Government', USA, c. 1868

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M26 Pershings opens fire on North Korean troops as civilians run downstairs to flee the fighting in Seoul, South Korea (September 1950)

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General Frank Merrill, commander of the famed Merrill's Marauders, with two Japanese-American soldiers in northern Burma (May 1, 1944)

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From Taiwan with love! Yuanshan Grand Hotel in Taipei lit up rooms to spell “USA” to thank the U.S. for donating 750K vaccines to THE COUNTRY.

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50 years ago today, Disney World officially opened with the Magic Kingdom theme park in Orlando, Florida on October 1, 1971. The opening helped revolutionized the theme park industry in the Orlando area. [962 x 1281]

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[WWII] A Japanese Zero plane piloted by Tadayoshi Koga was downed by anti-aircraft fire over Dutch Harbor, Alaska on June 4, 1942. The pilot was killed when his Zero crashed in Aktun Island and the aircraft was recovered by U.S. forces and served as vital intel for U.S. victories in the Pacific War.

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Life in Hell, a 1992 cartoon showing Los Angeles in flames during the Rodney King riots, written by Simpsons creator Matt Groening

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That's The Spot To Hit! Give Us The Stuff And We'll Hit It! WWII poster advocating the bombardment of Tokyo as pointed by Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, c. 1944

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Protestors pickets a theater showing the 1946 Walt Disney film Song of the South in Oakland, California (April 2, 1947) [4000 x 3187]

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U.S. Army Air Forces 2nd Lieutenant Quentin C. Aanenson takes a mirror selfie with his girlfriend Jacqueline Greer before leaving for Europe, c. March 1944. [1011 x 1200]

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A U.S. Marine Officer clears a Japanese cave with his M1911 Colt .45 pistol in Saipan (July 1944)

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[WWII] - U.S. Marines watched as the burning oil tanks exploded in vast proportions during the Japanese attack on Dutch Harbor, Alaska, USA (June 3–4, 1942)

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A downed B-29 crew member being taken by Japanese troops in Niigata, Japan (July 20, 1945) [700 x 980]

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An American soldier with his M60 machine gun and M16 automatic rifle during Operation Desert Storm (February 24, 1991) [683 x 1024]

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At the League of Nations assembly in Geneva, Japanese diplomat Yosuke Matsuoka defends his country's invasion of Manchuria and establishment of its puppet state there. Japan was recently branded as an aggressor by the League for such a move. (February 24, 1933)

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Today is VJ-Day in America 75 years ago, the day WWII ended when Japanese delegates signed the surrender document on board the USS Missouri near Tokyo Bay, Japan on September 2, 1945

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Following the Great Kanto Earthquake, 22-year-old Ensign Thomas J. Ryan rescued a trapped Japanese woman from the burning Grand Hotel in Yokohama, Japan on September 1, 1923. For his actions, he received the Medal of Honor from President Calvin Coolidge six months later. [900 x 565]

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Soldiers of the U.S. Army's Merrill's Marauders under Japanese fire while trying to spot enemy forces during fighting in Burma, c. 1944

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American soldiers with two captured Japanese military personnel and an Okinawan civilian during the Battle of Okinawa. The Japanese soldier on the left is reading a propaganda leaflet. (May 1945)

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Today is Memorial Day — A bugler in Attu, Alaska, USA sounds taps in a memorial service of 549 American soldiers who died there during the Battle of Attu (the only WWII land battle fought on U.S. soil)

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On this day 25 years ago, right-wing terrorist Timothy McVeigh detonated a truck bomb at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal building in Oklahoma City. 168 people lost their lives in the attack and it remains the deadliest act of domestic terrorism in U.S. history.

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Did They Squirm Much? Political cartoon published a week after December 7, 1941 showed that Japan did its first assignment for Nazi Germany by bombing the U.S. at Pearl Harbor, and Hitler asked Japan how the U.S. reacted to the attack.

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A tank-infantry team from the U.S. 4th Marines advances slowly under enemy fire through the dense scrub growth on Orote Peninsula, Guam (July 1944)

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Crew of B-29 “Waddy’s Wagon” poses to duplicate their caricatures in the nose art. Led by American football star Capt.Waddy Young, Saipan c., November 24, 1944

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PVT Charles H. Pelsor of E Company, 2nd Battalion, 475th Infantry Regiment fires his BAR at retreating Japanese forces caught out in the open near Tonkwa, Burma (December 15, 1944)

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B-29 crewman Henry Erwin lay swathed in bandages at the hospital in Guam after he threw the burning white phosphorus bomb out the plane during a combat mission over Koriyama, Japan, burning his whole body but saving the plane and crew from going down. He was given a Medal of Honor for this act, 1945

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U.S. Marines under command of the X Corps rests during the Battle of Chosin Reservoir in early December 1950. The X Corps would eventually suffer 5,923 dead and missing.

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American troops fires artillery guns at the gates in Peking, China during the Boxer Rebellion (August 1900)

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30 years ago today, Iraq instigated the Persian Gulf War by invading and annexing Kuwait, thus bringing in an international coalition of 35 nations led by the United States. Here, Iraqi tanks strolls into Kuwait City on the first day of the invasion.

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Union Army soldiers deployed in New York City to quell mass violence during the infamous 1863 New York City Draft Riots (July 1863) [1023 x 867]

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A black paratrooper from the 101st Airborne Division guarded the looted store during the 1967 Detroit riot (July 26, 1967)

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Open Trap Make Happy Jap. American anti-Japanese propaganda in World War II, 1942

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Frozen bodies of U.S. Marines and United Nations troops are prepared to be buried at Koto-ri, North Korea on December 8, 1950. Today is the 70th anniversary of the Korean War.

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U.S. Marines advances through the trees in Saipan, as Japanese positions are being bombarded (June–July 1944). Note the two Marines on the right are carrying an M1A1 flamethrower and an M1897 Winchester trench gun respectively.

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[WWI] American soldiers of the 18th Infantry Regiment, 1st Division holed up on the side of Hill 240 near Exermont, France during a firefight in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive (October 11, 1918)

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General Frank Merrill, commander of the famed Merrill's Marauders, with two Japanese-American soldiers in northern Burma (May 1, 1944)

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Sergeant George Camblair learning how to use a gas mask in a practice smokegreen at Fort Belvoir, Virginia (September 1942). Photograph by Jack Delano. [Colorized]

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[WWII] Incendiary bombs unleashed from B-29 Superfortress bombers of the USAAF 500th Bombardment Group upon the city of Yokohama, Japan. At least 42% of the city was destroyed. (May 29, 1945)

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In 1961, Cuba launched a surprise invasion of Guantanamo Bay Naval Base immediately after the Bay of Pigs event

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Magazine cover page of June 2, 1962 shows this family among a million Pied-Noirs (non-Arab Algerians) leaving Algeria for France following Algeria's recent independence after being told of a choice between the suitcase or the coffin [750 x 1000]

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WE HAD A POLIO VACCINE! Get your polio shots NOW! Pro-vaccine poster by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis in New York [1957]

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Industrial city of Ube, Japan under nighttime incendiary attack by USAAF 20th Air Force B-29 Superfortresses (July 1945)

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Today marked the second and only invasion of the U.S. by a foreign enemy during WWII when Japanese troops landed unopposed on Attu, Alaska on June 7, 1942, eventually occupying the island for a year.

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Drawing that appeared a few days after 9/11 showing Superman and Batman as well as Spider-Man asking a FDNY firefighter for an autograph

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Victory Over Japan Day celebrations in Los Angeles 75 years ago today August 14, 1945

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ATTACK ATTACK ATTACK, U.S. WWII poster encouraging an all-out attack by land, air, and naval forces on the enemy [1942]

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Disneyland entrance in 1965

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More than 5 billion bottles of Coca-Cola were distributed to military personnel during WWII, thanks to the Coca-Cola Company. Here, U.S. soldiers of the 133rd Field Artillery Battalion enjoys Cokes on the frontlines in Italy on March 17, 1944.

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List of countries planning to welcome Hong Kong citizens with open arms as of July 9, 2020

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76 years ago today, Allied forces invades the beaches of Normandy during Operation Overlord. In this picture, U.S. Army Rangers defends their positions under enemy fire in craters created by the 9th Air Force bombs in Pointe du Huc, France.

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A U.S. Marine of the 1st Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion hugged a 17 year old civilian while patrolling Long Beach, California following the 1992 Los Angeles riots (May 6, 1992)

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Will Smith, Jada Pinkett Smith, and Chris Rock during the 1999 MTV Music Awards Party at Lincoln Center in New York City [1024 x 679]

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A U.S. Marine carries a Winchester Model 12 shotgun as assault troops of the 1st Battalion, 7th Marines go over a seawall after landing in Okinawa (April 1, 1945)

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This Is No Bullshit. Handmade sign below a riddled M1 helmet at the U.S. 45th Infantry Division bunker tells the importance of wearing helmets in combat during the Korean War (January 6, 1953) [868 x 490]

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A NYPD helicopter readies to land atop the North Tower of the World Trade Center in New York to evacuate survivors stranded there, after a terrorist bomb explosion in an underground parking garage at the facility (February 26, 1993) [1500 x 985]

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U.S. Marines advance “bent over as if forging through a hail storm” during the Battle of Belleau Wood on June 6 1918, in a painting by Frank Schoonover [1200 x 711]

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Jefferson County sheriff's deputies exchanges fire with the shooters while trying to protect students who managed to escape the school during the Columbine High School massacre 23 years ago today (April 20, 1999) [700 x 189]

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Final image of Clifford N. Olds (right), with his friends at the Monkey Bar tavern in Pearl City, Hawaii on December 6, 1941. Serving onboard USS West Virginia the next day during the attack on Pearl Harbor, he was one of three sailors trapped inside the ship's storage room for 16 days before dying.

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Police officers provides protection to a black civilian moving house in the Southside neighborhood of Chicago during the 1919 Chicago race riot (August 1919) [1010 x 780]

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41 years ago today on December 14, 1981, Israel annexed the Syrian territory of Golan Heights. Here, Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin is brought to the Knesset in a wheelchair for the vote to annex Golan Heights, which was captured and occupied by Israel from Syria in the Six-Day War. [595x446]

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The bodies of American soldiers killed in action brought down from the hills of northern Tunisia by mule (April 25, 1943)

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A U.S. Marine uses a flamethrower to drive the Japanese troops from a building on Guam as his fellow Marines turned away from the intense heat (August 3, 1944)[1280 x 1280px]

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A convoy of units from the 1st Marine Division heads from Camp Pendleton to Los Angeles on a highway in effort to quell the 1992 Los Angeles riots (May 1, 1992)

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The body of a looter in an alleyway where police shot him to death after he was chased from a liquor store being ransacked in Baltimore, Maryland during the MLK assassination riots across America (April 1968) [1024 x 732]

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U.S. Marines from the scuttled USS Yosemite in Guam, an island that was recently acquired from Spain following the Spanish-American War (December 1900)

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French T-6G plane hits a FLN position with napalm during the Algerian War (1950s)

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Police officers hides behind police cars while attempting to locate snipers who already kill a civilian and wounds another besides the cops during the 1992 Los Angeles riots (April 30, 1992)

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Disney's Atlantis movie was so underrated

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General George S. Patton watches from the hills as U.S. tanks moves towards German-held positions while fighting for Bir Marbot Pass on the road to Gabes, Tunisia. That smoke is rising from the burst of a German shell that landed among the U.S. troops. (March 1943)

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American combatants–of which one is armed with the M1912 Winchester shotgun–engages German forces during a nighttime trench raid in France, c. 1918 (Unknown artist)

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A Korean-American civilian engaged in a shootout with drive-by shooters or snipers as he defended his grocery market during the 1992 Los Angeles riots, April 30, 1992

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Former Confederate states being divided into military districts under occupation from U.S. soldiers led by their respective Army Generals during the Reconstruction Era after the Civil War (1867-1877)

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A machine gun team of the U.S. Army's X Corps military police goes into action to relieve a convoy pinned down by fire of the Chinese Communists in Korea (December 6, 1950)

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A California National Guard soldier armed with an M3 Grease Gun while searching for snipers during the Watts riots of August 1965

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James Stewart in his United States Army Air Forces uniform, with Ginger Rogers at the Academy Awards dinner in Los Angeles (February 26, 1942)

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American troops meets with fellow Renault FT tank crew members during the Battle of St. Michel in September 1918. Note the soldier in the middle is carrying an M1912 shotgun. Painting by Howard Gerrard [1400 x 900]

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[WWII] U.S. Marines and soldiers fires on raiding Japanese planes at Pearl Harbor in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA (December 7, 1941)

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Federal Bureau of Prisons officers readies to coordinate an assault with U.S. Marines in attempting to retake Alcatraz from armed convicts (May 3, 1946) [1024 x 830]

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Two LAPD officers returns fire after being shot at by sniper, as fire and smoke from a burning building color the night sky during the Watts riots that started 55 years ago today on August 11, 1965 [770 x 513]

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American troops fighting in the streets of Consenvoye, France on October 9, 1918. Two soldiers on the left carries a 1897 Winchester shotgun and a rifle grenade respectively. (Unknown artist)

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U.S. Marines raises the first American flag on Cuban soil at Guantanamo Bay during the Spanish-American War (June 12, 1898) [1040 x 835]

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Deceased body of Alcatraz correctional officer William A. Miller, killed by the rebelling convicts while concealing a key to a cell block door to prevent their escape from the prison during the Battle of Alcatraz in May 1946

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I'll Try, Sir by H. Charles McBarron, Jr. This painting depicts American soldiers from the 14th Infantry Regiment scaling the walls of Peking, with the Fox Tower in flames during the Boxer Rebellion in 1900.

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U.S. Army troops operate a machine gun in Lexington, Kentucky to deter rioters from lynching Will Lockett, a black man who is on trial for killing a young white girl (February 10, 1920) [1006 x 688]

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78 years ago today, the USS Indianapolis (CA-35) with 1,195 crewmen onboard was sunk by two Japanese torpedoes in the Philippine Sea. Only 316 of the nearly 900 men set adrift survived the ordeal, and the event was infamous for shark attacks, which killed between a few dozen to 150 survivors.

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A U.S. Marine with a Winchester M1897 shotgun on his side reads a note just delivered by canine messenger, a Doberman Pinscher during the Battle of Peleliu, c. 1944

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How would history be different if Disney made The Wizard of Oz in the 1930s/1940s after beating out MGM for its film rights?

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Interesting Japanese leaflets which were founded on several downed Japanese planes following the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 (More in the comment section)

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A U.S. Army patrol cautiously approaches a 200 ft Japanese tunnel to check for enemy booby traps in Kiska, Alaska, USA (August 1943)

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U.S. troops engages with German forces at St. Etienne Cemetery during the Battle of Blanc Mont Ridge in October 1918. One of the soldiers depicted here is carrying an M1918 Browning Automatic Rifle. Painted by Graham Turner. [797 x 550]

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[WWI] American soldiers repairs a field telephone line during a German gas attack in France, c. 1918

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U.S. Highway 95 at the California/Nevada border, facing south towards California

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Rioters gathers around downtown Oxford, Mississippi to hurl objects at U.S. soldiers who are stationed in the city to ensure the safety of black student James Meredith attending the once-segregated University of Mississippi (October 1, 1962) [1024 x 955]

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U.S. Marines armed with 1903 Springfield rifles at Marine Corps Air Station Ewa (MCAS Ewa) watched carefully at the skies for Japanese planes during the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor [December 7, 1941]

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American troops prepares their artillery guns in their battle against Moro fighters in the Philippines, c. 1902

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A convoy of the 1st Marine Division members from Camp Pendelton moves up the Interstate 5 highway on their way to quell the 1992 Los Angeles riots (May 1, 1992)

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A California National Guard soldier on patrol during the Watts riots that started 55 years ago today August 11, 1965

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Washington National Guard helicopter pilot Harold Kolb rescues two civilians and their sons in the aftermath of Mount St. Helens eruption 40 years ago today on May 18, 1980. One civilian's hand has been burned from his tent melting around him.

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