Went to the Evil Dead Rise house for Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood two weeks ago.

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Let Sam Do it by Winsor McCay, c. 1931

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20 years ago today, NA leader Ahmad Shah Massoud was killed in Takhar Province, Afghanistan by al-Qaeda members dressed as reporters during his interview, just two days before 9/11.

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The Rights of the People — Women are People. A 1920 poster that listed various U.S. states that gave women a right to vote before and after the ratification of the 19th Amendment

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An American soldier shared his cigar and chocolate bar with his Japanese girlfriend in Tokyo, despite military regulations restricting U.S. occupation personnel in Japan from handing out rations to local civilians, 1946 [800 x 646]

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Actresses Donna Reed (known for It's a Wonderful Life), Marilyn Maxwell, and Julie Bishop (known for The Black Cat) in their military outfits poses with soldiers of the 635th Tank Destroyer Battalion, who camped in Burbank, California for defense against a Japanese invasion, May 1942 [1024 x 886]

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A black girl was trained to not react to smoke blown in her face at a school for black civil rights activists [Virginia, 1960]

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California National Guard troops stop a rioter running towards them with a pipe in his hand during the 1992 Los Angeles riots

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U.S. peacekeepers from the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit advances for cover while engaging Serb snipers in Zegra, Kosovo (June 23, 1999)

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[WWI] American tanks moves into the combat zone near Maas River, France during the Meuse–Argonne Offensive (September 26, 1918)

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Soldiers with fix bayonets marches along the street near the damaged store in Detroit, Michigan, after thousands of federal troops were dispatched to stop the 1943 Detroit race riot (June 22, 1943) [718 x 477]

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Oh Yeah Babe. Emeril Live!

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NYPD officers inspect a shop's windows blown by the explosion of a carload of dynamite and 100 carloads of munitions in a New York harbor from German saboteurs (July 30, 1916) [800 x 585]

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American soldiers began unloading supplies during a beach landing in Attu located in Aleutian Islands, Alaska, to retake control from the Japanese occupiers [May 12, 1943]

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Plan for what Operation Olympic (first stage for invading Japan starting with the island of Kyushu) would have looked like such as the estimated strength and dispositions of Japanese and U.S. forces as well as landing points for the invading U.S. troops

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Racial discrimination against black employees/applicants within the war industry, c. Dr. Seuss (1942)

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An American armored column under attack by German dive bombers while moving towards the oasis of Sened, Tunisia during the North African campaign, c. 1943

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[WWII] Last image of PFC Raymond J. Bowman as seen on the right, minutes before being fatally shot by a German sniper. Photographed by Frank Capa, Bowman and his colleague were firing an M1917 machine gun at German positions to cover advancing U.S. troops in Leipzig. (April 18, 1945)

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[WWII] - USAAF B-29 Superfortress bombers dropping hundreds of incendiary bombs on Yokohama, Japan, reducing 42% of the city to rubble (May 29, 1945)

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On this day in 1775, British soldiers were fired on while attempting to arrest revolutionists at Lexington and Concord, sparking the American Revolution and the eventual birth of the United States

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California National Guard soldiers pinned down by sniper fire while trying to locate its origin during the Watts riots of August 1965 [1024 x 691]

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The only good WWII story-based Pacific War game so far....Call of Duty: World at War

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A U.S. Army soldier of the 1st Armored Division guards a looted store in Chicago during rioting that immediately followed after the murder of Martin Luther King Jr. on April 4, 1968

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FBI agents digs in the dunes where explosive materials and German uniforms are buried by Nazi saboteurs in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida in June 1942. Operation Pastorius was the first German landing on U.S. soil during WWII. [850 x 719]

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U.S. Army soldiers of the 6th Cavalry Regiment near hazes of smoke during rioting in Washington D.C. after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. (April 5, 1968)

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A California National Guard soldier ducks along with his fellow soldiers in the background after being targeted by a sniper during the 1992 Los Angeles riots (May 2, 1992) [922 x 615]

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20 years ago today, a full-scale outbreak of Raccoon City began. That day, zombies attacked J's Bar, killing a bar employee and forcing the eight Outbreak survivors to flee which began their journey of making it out of the city alive.

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WWF Attitude Era (1997-2002)

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FBI agents searches a house in Djakovica, Kosovo on June 25, 1999 for evidence of a massacre of 20 ethnic Albanians by Serb forces two months earlier [1122 x 1500]

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An American soldier of the 1st Cavalry Division prepares to enter an Iraqi bunker during the Battle of 73 Easting in the Gulf War (February 26, 1991) [799 x 1012]

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American soldiers prepares to fire again after reloading the M1917 Browning machine gun while in support of its attacking forces trying to relieve fellow comrades trapped and surrounded by Japanese troops in Nhpun Ga Hill, Burma (April 6, 1944)

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U.S. soldiers of Task Force Ranger takes cover and returns fire on Somali militiamen during Battle of Mogadishu in an incident known as Black Hawk Down (October 3/4, 1993)

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Halloween 1943 in Seattle, Washington

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An alternate world where Universal Studios ended up owning Marvel instead of Disney

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A U.S. Marine climbs over a battered and shell-splattered barricade in a business district at the height of fighting for the South Korean capital of Seoul held by invading North Koreans (September 28, 1950)

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Two female F/A-18C Hornet pilots onboard the USS Enterprise discusses the results of their nighttime bombing of Iraq on December 17, 1998 during Operation Desert Fox. They were among the first women that participated in combat as U.S. Navy fighter pilots in this operation [1024 x 702]

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“ Pass the Ammunition”, c. 1943

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An American soldier with his trusty 1911 pistol on the edge of the Argonne forest in France, c. October 1918

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U.S. Marine PFC Henry Friday on the left prepares to run along a trench line as Marine Sergeant John Boitnott is ready to fire his M1C Garand at an enemy sniper during the Korean War (July 25, 1952)

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A U.S. Marine scours other buildings for more possible hostile targets while taking cover following a firefight with Haitian policemen outside a police station in Cap-Haitien, Haiti (September 24, 1994)

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An Alabama newspaper cartoon showing a Southern Unionist and a carpetbagger being lynched by the KKK donkey during the Reconstruction Era. (1868)

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[WWII] A Japanese shell exploded at a hill on Attu Island, part of the incorporated Territory of Alaska, against advancing U.S. forces during the Battle of Attu (May 1943)

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[WWII] A Japanese phosphorus bomb explodes beneath the B-29 Superfortress bombers of the USAAF 21st Bomber Command during a strategic bombing mission over the city of Kakmigahara, Japan, c. July 1945. Phosphorus bombs were often used to break up bomber formations.

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U.S. soldier looks at a shattered rifle which was shot from the hands of his pal during the Battle of Attu, Alaska, USA. His comrade died from his wounds. (May 11, 1943)

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Heavyweight boxer Amos Big Train Lincoln guarded his family's drug store with a .22 cal tube-fed rifle in his hand and a pistol in his belt during the Watts riots, a race riot in the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles (August 13 1965).

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Los Angeles yellow streetcars rusting in the scrapyard in Long Beach, California, c. 1957

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An American soldier of the First Special Service Force (FSSF)—a forefather of modern U.S. special forces—during the elite unit's first combat deployment to take back the Japanese-occupied Kiska, Alaska, USA, c. August 1943

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I went to [Seaworld San Diego] six days ago on vacation and noticed the park was already putting up the Howl-O-Scream sign up

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A U.S. Marine picks off a North Korean sniper pinning down his unit during fighting in Seoul, South Korea (September 1950)

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Paratroopers of the U.S. Army's XVIII Airborne Corps from Fort Bragg, North Carolina prepares to engage rioters in Baltimore, Maryland during the MLK Jr.'s assassination riots across America (April 8, 1968)

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U.S. soldiers of the 6th Cavarly Regiment sweeps up the streets of riot-torn Washington D.C. following the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. (April 6, 1968)

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A crew member surveyed the damage to his B-29 caused by Japanese flak guns during an April 1945 raid on the Japanese capital of Tokyo.

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American M2 Bradleys arrives at Brcko, Bosnia to help reinforce their fellow peacekeepers in quelling mob violence by Bosnian Serbs (August 29, 1997)

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Police officers investigate the death of Matthew Haines, a 32-year-old motorcyclist murdered and his nephew injured by rioters in Long Beach, California during the 1992 Los Angeles riots. The victims' motorcycle and headgears can be seen near the officers. (May 1, 1992)

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26 years ago today on the 4th of July, three heroes helped save the world from alien extinction

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White American teacher Etta Jones and 42 Aleut civilians captured by the Japanese who invaded Attu Island, Alaska, USA on June 7, 1942. Jones' husband, Charles Foster Jones, was later killed by the interrogating Japanese Army the next morning.

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New ride paint exterior for Jurassic World at Universal Studios Hollywood completed

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In the 2013 movie Saving Mr. Banks, the secret planning location of Walt Disney World Orlando can be seen outlined behind Walt Disney in his office. The scene takes place in 1963-64, when Disney was still purchasing pieces of land under dummy corporations in secrecy to avoid speculation.

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American troops of “G” Company, 339th Infantry Regiment defend its post against Bolshevik forces at Karporgora on the Pinega River front in North Russia (December 8, 1918)

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Pied-Noirs (i.e., European residents of Algeria) departs Algiers, Algeria for France on May 27, 1962 in anticipation of their birthplace's independence. By the 1980s, over a million Pied-Noirs fled Algeria following their homeland's independence in fear of violence and retaliation. [1024 x 679]

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American soldiers crosses the no-mans land somewhere in France during the Meuse–Argonne offensive in September 1918. The soldier in the middle is one of the few combatants who brings the Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR) into combat during WWI.

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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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Japanese soldiers on patrol while occupying Attu, Alaska, USA, c. 1942

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A U.S. Marine guards a supermarket in Compton during the 1992 Los Angeles riots, in which the little boy checks out his M-16 rifle, May 3, 1992

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American commandos of the First Special Service Force (FSSF) during the elite special forces unit's first combat deployment to retake Japanese-occupied Kiska, Alaska, United States. (August 16, 1943)

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Minnesota National Guard troops joins police in holding a line during the 2020 Twin Cities riots (May 29, 2020) [867 x 858]

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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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Soldiers began finalizing The Fat Man bomb in Tinian, which was later dropped on Nagasaki on August 9, 1945. On its nose, it had stenciled the acronym “JANCFU” meaning Joint Army-Navy-Civilian F*** Up.

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Steven Spielberg, actors/actresses, the film crew, and the animatronic T-Rex at the Warner Bros. soundstage while filming the Jurassic Park movie [1992]

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Statement to the Troops Occupying Los Angeles, during the 1992 Los Angeles riots

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A Marine flag remains undisturbed in a destroyed office after the 9/11 terrorists struck the Pentagon that killed 184 victims including 125 in the building (September 11, 2001)

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[WWI] PRAISE THE KAISER, said by a German immigrant in America waving an American flag, c. 1918

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The only 12 U.S. Navy personnel and their dog Explosion stationed in Kiska Island, Alaska prior to the Japanese invasion, c. early 1942. When the Japanese invaded on June 6, 1942, two were killed, nine were captured within a few days, and one went into hiding for 50 days before surrendering.

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Walt Disney in France while serving as a Red Cross ambulance driver. Notice his art work in the vehicle behind him. (1918)

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Paratroopers of the 82nd Airborne Division's 505th Infantry Regiment engaged in firefights with snipers in Detroit, Michigan, during the infamous Detroit riot (July 1967)

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U.S. soldiers of the 2nd Infantry Division forms a line to deter rioters from attacking fellow troops and black student James Meredith following the infamous race riot at the University of Mississippi known as Ole Miss in Oxford, Mississippi (October 2, 1962) [1055 x 972]

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A British firing squad prepares to execute a German spy somewhere on the Western Front, c. 1915 [1024 x 645]

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[Emperor, Seaworld San Diego] Rode this attraction five days ago on July 18, 2023. I loved it!

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American soldiers on the Italian front hurls grenades into the Austrian trenches (September 16, 1918)

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Miss Alice Reighly, president of Anti-Flirt Club in Washington D.C., an organization designed to help young women and girls combat catcalling while in public view (1923)

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U.S. Marines readies up for departure from El Toro Air Station in Tustin, California to the riot-torn areas of Los Angeles in combating the 1992 Rodney King riots (May 2, 1992)

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One of the last photos of U.S. Capital Police (USCP) officer Brian Sicknick at the U.S. Capitol riot in Washington D.C. on January 6, 2021. He later passed away the next day due to his injuries inflicted by the mob, becoming the first USCP officer to be killed in the line of duty since 1998.

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Soviet MiG-15 fighters curves in to attack a formation of USAF B-29 Superfortress bombers over North Korea. The image is taken by one of the B-29 crewmen engaging the MiGs. (April 1951)

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Lieutenant Colonel George S. Patton Jr., U.S. Army 1st Tank Battalion, and a Renault FT tank behind him, c. Summer 1918.

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A newspaper drawing that appeared after a few days after 9/11 which showed Spider-Man as well as Batman and Superman asking a FDNY firefighter for an autograph.

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U.S. soldiers in protective suits at a wartime chemical weapons research center at American University in Washington D.C. (1918) [1367 x 2048]

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[WWII] - Clusters of M-69 incendiary bombs raining down on Nagoya, Japan, as the city was firebombed by 524 U.S. Army Air Forces (USAAF) B-29 Superfortress bombers on May 14, 1945. Over 3.15 square miles in Nagoya were destroyed that day.

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U.S. Army Cpl. Erland Johnson of Company L, 58th Infantry Regiment, in his thousand-yard stare while sitting in a frontline trench in a forest near the Meuse River, France during the Meuse Argonne offensive (October 2, 1918)

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A D.C. police officer fires at the sniper that already wounded several of his colleagues and other emergency responders during the 1968 Washington D.C. riots following the murder of Martin Luther King Jr. (April 5, 1968) [944 x 1456]

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[WW2] U.S. Marines watched out for Japanese planes after nearby oil tanks were blown up in a black smoke of fire the previous day in the bombing of Dutch Harbor, Alaska, USA (June 4, 1942). It was the first major attack on the U.S. continent by a foreign power since the 1846-48 Mexican-American War.

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What if the country of Panama fell to communism in 1962 during the Cold War?

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[WW2] U.S. soldiers hauled supplies in Attu Island, Alaska through Jarmin pass while coming under Japanese sniper fire in the mountains during the Battle of Attu, the only WW2 land battle on the U.S. continent. Their vehicles could not move across the island's snowy and rugged terrain. (May 1943)

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Remington and Winchester 12 gauge combat shotguns employed by U.S. soldiers and Marines during WWI in 1918. Such use was condemned as unlawful by the German Empire.

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[WWII] Aerial, nightview of incendiary bombs falling upon the burning Takamatsu, Japan, as 128 USAAF B-29 bombers dropped 800 of such payloads on the city. Formerly home for rail/road transit systems and war industries such as the Kurashiki Aircraft Plant, the city was 78% destroyed (July 3-4, 1945)

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What if the Algerian War in 1954-62 was waged by France against Communist forces instead of simply pro-independence fighters?

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A mother tends to her little daughter, who is accidentally struck by a panicked motorist in Downtown Honolulu during the sneak attack on Pearl Harbor (December 7, 1941)

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Los Angeles, c. 1945

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[WWII] U.S. soldiers fired their artillery gun at Japanese positions in Attu, Aleutian Islands, USA during the Battle of Attu, c. May 1943

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[WWI] American soldiers of the 166th Infantry Regiment, formerly the 4th Infantry, Ohio National Guard, shoots at German forces hiding in buildings during urban combat in Villers sur Fere, France (July 30, 1918)

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A U.S. Marine from the 3rd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment, 1st U.S. Marine Division uses a flamethrower to attack an enemy pillbox between Hongcheon and Chunchon, South Korea (May 16, 1951)

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A U.S. Air Force B-1 heavy bomber at Thumrait Air Base, Oman stands ready in preparation for its first ever combat mission in support for Operation Desert Fox, a major bombing campaign against Iraq (December 18, 1998).

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A Japanese civilian hits the rock at the bottom of the cliff while committing suicide in Saipan, as U.S. Marines watches (July 1944)

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U.S. soldiers from the 531st Hospital Center and 586th Field Hospital board a military transport aircraft in Fort Campbell, Kentucky for New York to combat the COVID-19 pandemic in the city (March 25, 2020)

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A black paratrooper of the 82nd Airborne Division loads his M16A1 while on patrol with his unit in downtown Detroit during the Detroit riot (July 25, 1967)

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Destinations of cities for African-Americans during the Great Migration (1915-1970)

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Soldiers of the Japanese 301st Independent Infantry Battalion taking a rest after landing unopposed at Attu, Alaska in the second of the only two invasions of the United States during WWII (June 7, 1942)

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If you worked as hard and fast as a Jap, we'd SMASH Tokio a lot quicker, Anti-Japanese propaganda (U.S.) [1942]

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Officer “Smokey” Buchanan of the West Palm Beach Police Department measures the bathing suit of Betty Fringle in Palm Beach, Florida to ensure it conforms with regulations introduced by the beach censors, c. 1925 [1004 x 1410]

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Amid extensive damage to this section of the Pentagon from 9/11 that killed 184 victims including 125 in the building, a Marine flag remains undisturbed in a destroyed office (September 11, 2001)

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In the 1997 film The Lost World: Jurassic Park, Steven Spielberg was seen in the TV screen reflection sitting next to Julianne Moore and Jeff Goldblum in his blue-white jacket during CNN's news coverage of SS Venture carrying the T-Rex and his infant back to Isla Sorna

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A B-29 Superfortress bomber piloted by 1st Lt. Ralph E. Miller and his ten crew is shot down in flames after being attacked by Japanese N1K George fighters over Tachiarai, Japan on May 5, 1945. All onboard are killed in the aftermath, with all but one being confirmed MIA.

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A U.S. Army soldier with his M79 grenade launcher during the 1968 Washington D.C. riots (April 1968) [1024 x 1533]

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Incendiary bombs in the bomb bay of a B-29 plane in Guam in preparation for a strategic bombing mission over Japan. Racked in six clusters, the cylinders were set to detonate 100 feet above target, each releasing dozens of canisters of napalm that burst into flame on contact [April 1945]

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African-American migrants from Florida resting in Shawboro, North Carolina on their way to Cranberry, New Jersey for social and economic opportunities as part of the second wave of the Great Migration. Photographed by Jack Delano [July 1940]

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Senators look over the covers of graphic comic books at the 1954 Senate hearing in NYC to see if they had potential impacts on juvenile crime in the US. The Comics Code Authority was later adapted as a result of the hearing, banning graphic comics and putting EC Comics out of business. [1024x819]

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M3 submachine gun with curved barrel for shooting around corners, c. 1953

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A U.S. Marine hugged a 17-year-old girl while patrolling the streets of Long Beach, California after the Los Angeles riots (May 6, 1992) [844 x 615]

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Minnesota National Guard troops sleeps on sidewalk in Minneapolis after nighttime patrol in the city

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U.S. Army soldiers sleeps inside a laundry store in Washington D.C., with several finding space on top of the washing machines during the MLK assassination riots in the nation's capital (April 1968) [926 x 650]

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The color line has reached the north cartoon from the Chicago Tribune newspaper while the 1919 Chicago race riots were still raging on (July 28, 1919)

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M1897 Winchester shotgun, M1917 Enfield rifle, and M1903 Springfield rifle in France during WWI. Since the U.S. military censored photos showing shotguns in combat during the war after a complaint from Germany, this image was the only one to appear publicly at the time. (1918) [700 x 960]

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Senator Joe Lieberman holds up a light gun revolver from Konami's Lethal Enforcers game during the widely publicized Congressional hearing regarding violent video games on December 9, 1993. The hearing is largely credited for the birth of the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB). [956 x 640]

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A United States Marine on patrol in Los Angeles during which 3,500 Federal troops intervenes to assist local police in the 1992 Los Angeles riots (May 2/3, 1992) [1024 x 680]

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U.S. Marshals of the tactical unit Special Operations Group on riot duty near Koreatown during the 1992 riots in Los Angeles (May 4, 1992) [805 x 528]

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American leaflets in 1945 dropped from the air on 11 Japanese cities, warning residents in those cities of impending air raids and urging them to evacuate (More in the comment section)

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Halloween 1918, USA [435 x 529]

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Woman in one-piece bathing suit shows off to all-male crowd during beauty contest in Los Angeles, c. 1943

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Gabe Newell (right) in the early 1980s, future co-founder of Valve Corporation and subsequent developer of Steam platform and video game series such as Half Life, Counter-Strike, Team Fortress, Left 4 Dead, and Portal [889 x 718]

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We all love Goldeneye, but how about these other James Bond video games?

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Senior Airman Anita Walter from North Tonawanda, New York, assigned to the Fatality Search and Recovery Team of the New York Air National Guard's 107th Attack Wing during COVID-19 in New York City

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Weapons from rioters during the 1943 Detroit race riot are taken by police and stored here at police headquarters in Detroit, Michigan (June 1943) [1024 x 809]

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Can someone tell me if the picture was actually real? It shows a colorized photo taken in New York City at night from a German U-Boat in 1942, but I can't tell if it is.

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Burning apartment torched by rioters during the 1992 Los Angeles riots, while civilians on the sidewalk watched, as firefighters already put out the fires (May 1, 1992) [1405 x 921]

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A Japanese crew operating a Type 95 tank in Kiska, Aleutian Islands in Alaska, USA, after the Japanese invasion of Kiska on June 6, 1942. It was the only enemy tank in history to be deployed on American soil to date.

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54° 40' or Fight! American and British claims to the Oregon Country in North America prior to the 1846 Oregon Treaty

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A guest in line waiting to attend the HHN at Universal Studios Florida is being scanned by a USF employee with a metal detector wand in early October 2001. The wand was added for security checks following the 9/11 attacks.

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Me Chinese Please, No Jap”. Chinese-American war worker in Los Angeles wore a handwritten sign in his back to avoid being mistaken for Japanese (January 26, 1942) [600 x 472]

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U.S. Marines (circle on the left) throws grenades and fires at the armed convicts during the Battle of Alcatraz on May 4, 1946. Prison guards on the roof (top left) tries ways to outflank the convicts and insets (lower right) show grenades detonating directly at lower and upper tier cell windows.

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Residents in Honolulu watches the attack unfold at Pearl Harbor as Japanese planes relentlessly bombs the base and nearby surrounding areas (December 7, 1941)

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Audience reacting to the infamous shower killing scene in the movie Psycho [1960]

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20 years ago, the infamous Columbine High School massacre occurred on April 20, 1999. Here, four young women headed to a library near Columbine High School where students and staff members were evacuated, after two gunmen opened fire inside a school in the suburb of Littleton, Colorado [1200x1040].

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