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Nazism / National Socialism, military, Wehrmacht, Luftwaffe 1933 - 1945, soldiers of an anti-aircraft artillery unit during practical training, introduction to the sight of a light AA gun, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-nazism-national-socialism-military-wehrmacht-luftwaffe-1933-1945-soldiers-58513780.htmlRMDB5EWT–Nazism / National Socialism, military, Wehrmacht, Luftwaffe 1933 - 1945, soldiers of an anti-aircraft artillery unit during practical training, introduction to the sight of a light AA gun, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
Convoy of 175mm Guns being transported to a new forward artillery site during the Vietnam War. The photograph, taken on July 30, 1967, shows tanks moving along a road being constructed as part of Operation Cumberland. This particular bend in the road is located just south of First Battalion, Fourth Regiment, Command Post. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/convoy-of-175mm-guns-being-transported-to-a-new-forward-artillery-site-during-the-vietnam-war-the-photograph-taken-on-july-30-1967-shows-tanks-moving-along-a-road-being-constructed-as-part-of-operation-cumberland-this-particular-bend-in-the-road-is-located-just-south-of-first-battalion-fourth-regiment-command-post-image574166291.htmlRM2TA3EXY–Convoy of 175mm Guns being transported to a new forward artillery site during the Vietnam War. The photograph, taken on July 30, 1967, shows tanks moving along a road being constructed as part of Operation Cumberland. This particular bend in the road is located just south of First Battalion, Fourth Regiment, Command Post.
second world war, german soldiers, 1940 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/second-world-war-german-soldiers-1940-image233913533.htmlRMRGFK2N–second world war, german soldiers, 1940
ARTILLERY FLASH-SPOTTING - In the Plotting Centre of 'A' Troop, 55 Observation By. 8th Surrey Regiment, R.A. the telephonist L/Bdr. Bodger takes down the findings of the four spotting posts, repeating them aloud to Sgt. I.D. Matthews who plots them on the concentration board by means of four 'mice' attached to strings each representing the line of sight of the four spotting posts British Army Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/artillery-flash-spotting-in-the-plotting-centre-of-a-troop-55-observation-by-8th-surrey-regiment-ra-the-telephonist-lbdr-bodger-takes-down-the-findings-of-the-four-spotting-posts-repeating-them-aloud-to-sgt-id-matthews-who-plots-them-on-the-concentration-board-by-means-of-four-mice-attached-to-strings-each-representing-the-line-of-sight-of-the-four-spotting-posts-british-army-image603078257.htmlRM2X14GD5–ARTILLERY FLASH-SPOTTING - In the Plotting Centre of 'A' Troop, 55 Observation By. 8th Surrey Regiment, R.A. the telephonist L/Bdr. Bodger takes down the findings of the four spotting posts, repeating them aloud to Sgt. I.D. Matthews who plots them on the concentration board by means of four 'mice' attached to strings each representing the line of sight of the four spotting posts British Army
The image from the Nazi Propaganda! shows artillery of the German Wehrmacht in front of the Acropolis in Athens, Greece, in May 1941. After the occupation of Greece in April to May 1941 by the German Wehrmacht and its Italian and Bulgarian allies, the country was highly exploited and suppressed by the occupation regime. Fotoarchiv für Zeitgeschichte Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-the-image-from-the-nazi-propaganda!-shows-artillery-of-the-german-59665586.htmlRMDD201P–The image from the Nazi Propaganda! shows artillery of the German Wehrmacht in front of the Acropolis in Athens, Greece, in May 1941. After the occupation of Greece in April to May 1941 by the German Wehrmacht and its Italian and Bulgarian allies, the country was highly exploited and suppressed by the occupation regime. Fotoarchiv für Zeitgeschichte
The Hon. Artillery Company of London Practising with the Rifle at Seaford, Sussex, 1858. A detachment of the Honourable Artillery Company of London '...has been for some days past stationed at Seaford, Sussex, for the purpose of drill and ball practice. The party has now returned, having gone through a course of instruction with great satisfaction and precision...By permission of the War Office, the detachment had the use of the Fort at Seaford, and, as a magazine was within it, excellent means were at hand for storing the ammunition; besides this, the Fort afforded ample room for the arms'. F Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-hon-artillery-company-of-london-practising-with-the-rifle-at-seaford-sussex-1858-a-detachment-of-the-honourable-artillery-company-of-london-has-been-for-some-days-past-stationed-at-seaford-sussex-for-the-purpose-of-drill-and-ball-practice-the-party-has-now-returned-having-gone-through-a-course-of-instruction-with-great-satisfaction-and-precisionby-permission-of-the-war-office-the-detachment-had-the-use-of-the-fort-at-seaford-and-as-a-magazine-was-within-it-excellent-means-were-at-hand-for-storing-the-ammunition-besides-this-the-fort-afforded-ample-room-for-the-arms-f-image565271468.htmlRM2RRJ9EM–The Hon. Artillery Company of London Practising with the Rifle at Seaford, Sussex, 1858. A detachment of the Honourable Artillery Company of London '...has been for some days past stationed at Seaford, Sussex, for the purpose of drill and ball practice. The party has now returned, having gone through a course of instruction with great satisfaction and precision...By permission of the War Office, the detachment had the use of the Fort at Seaford, and, as a magazine was within it, excellent means were at hand for storing the ammunition; besides this, the Fort afforded ample room for the arms'. F
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German troops in a ravine on the Dnieper, 1941 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-german-troops-in-a-ravine-on-the-dnieper-1941-122546511.htmlRMH3AD93–German troops in a ravine on the Dnieper, 1941
![The history of Battery A, First Regiment Rhode Island Light Artillery in the war to preserve the Union, 1861-1865 [electronic resource] . ong, not then considered part of the Armvof the Potomac should advance from Warrenton as soon asour army s crossing should be accomplished. We arrived at Chancellorsville about noon of the 4th. andwent into park, our division forming line of battle acrossthe Fredericksburg road. Here we saw a sickening sight.The charred bones of men who had been killed and died oftheir wounds in the memorable battle of Chancellorsville.of one year ago, were lying about in ev Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AN4E00/the-history-of-battery-a-first-regiment-rhode-island-light-artillery-in-the-war-to-preserve-the-union-1861-1865-electronic-resource-ong-not-then-considered-part-of-the-armvof-the-potomac-should-advance-from-warrenton-as-soon-asour-army-s-crossing-should-be-accomplished-we-arrived-at-chancellorsville-about-noon-of-the-4th-andwent-into-park-our-division-forming-line-of-battle-acrossthe-fredericksburg-road-here-we-saw-a-sickening-sightthe-charred-bones-of-men-who-had-been-killed-and-died-oftheir-wounds-in-the-memorable-battle-of-chancellorsvilleof-one-year-ago-were-lying-about-in-ev-2AN4E00.jpg "The history of Battery A, First Regiment Rhode Island Light Artillery in the war to preserve the Union, 1861-1865 [electronic resource] . ong, not then considered part of the Armvof the Potomac should advance from Warrenton as soon asour army s crossing should be accomplished. We arrived at Chancellorsville about noon of the 4th. andwent into park, our division forming line of battle acrossthe Fredericksburg road. Here we saw a sickening sight.The charred bones of men who had been killed and died oftheir wounds in the memorable battle of Chancellorsville.of one year ago, were lying about in ev Stock Photo")
The history of Battery A, First Regiment Rhode Island Light Artillery in the war to preserve the Union, 1861-1865 [electronic resource] . ong, not then considered part of the Armvof the Potomac should advance from Warrenton as soon asour army s crossing should be accomplished. We arrived at Chancellorsville about noon of the 4th. andwent into park, our division forming line of battle acrossthe Fredericksburg road. Here we saw a sickening sight.The charred bones of men who had been killed and died oftheir wounds in the memorable battle of Chancellorsville.of one year ago, were lying about in ev Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-history-of-battery-a-first-regiment-rhode-island-light-artillery-in-the-war-to-preserve-the-union-1861-1865-electronic-resource-ong-not-then-considered-part-of-the-armvof-the-potomac-should-advance-from-warrenton-as-soon-asour-army-s-crossing-should-be-accomplished-we-arrived-at-chancellorsville-about-noon-of-the-4th-andwent-into-park-our-division-forming-line-of-battle-acrossthe-fredericksburg-road-here-we-saw-a-sickening-sightthe-charred-bones-of-men-who-had-been-killed-and-died-oftheir-wounds-in-the-memorable-battle-of-chancellorsvilleof-one-year-ago-were-lying-about-in-ev-image340003552.htmlRM2AN4E00–The history of Battery A, First Regiment Rhode Island Light Artillery in the war to preserve the Union, 1861-1865 [electronic resource] . ong, not then considered part of the Armvof the Potomac should advance from Warrenton as soon asour army s crossing should be accomplished. We arrived at Chancellorsville about noon of the 4th. andwent into park, our division forming line of battle acrossthe Fredericksburg road. Here we saw a sickening sight.The charred bones of men who had been killed and died oftheir wounds in the memorable battle of Chancellorsville.of one year ago, were lying about in ev
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Silhouette of an ancient Maxim machine gun isolated on a white background. Side view. Vector illustration. Stock Vectorhttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/silhouette-of-an-ancient-maxim-machine-gun-isolated-on-a-white-background-side-view-vector-illustration-image434994278.htmlRF2G7KKHX–Silhouette of an ancient Maxim machine gun isolated on a white background. Side view. Vector illustration.
Gettsyburg the sight of the battle that took place from July 1-3 1863. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/gettsyburg-the-sight-of-the-battle-that-took-place-from-july-1-3-1863-image327515802.htmlRM2A0RHMX–Gettsyburg the sight of the battle that took place from July 1-3 1863.
The sight of an anti-aircraft gun pointed to the sky during a WWII reenactment at the American Heritage Museum. The image was captured on analog black Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-sight-of-an-anti-aircraft-gun-pointed-to-the-sky-during-a-wwii-reenactment-at-the-american-heritage-museum-the-image-was-captured-on-analog-black-image520804059.htmlRF2N78JTY–The sight of an anti-aircraft gun pointed to the sky during a WWII reenactment at the American Heritage Museum. The image was captured on analog black
General view left side with gun in firing position, between 1910 and 1920. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/general-view-left-side-with-gun-in-firing-position-between-1910-and-1920-image482072128.htmlRM2K087WM–General view left side with gun in firing position, between 1910 and 1920.
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A Marine in Vietnam checks the M53 telescopic sight on his 42 inch mortar. This image was taken in 1969, location unknown. The Department of Defense captured this photo, showing a member of a marine unit in a negative field context. Photo credit: Marine Corps, A700631. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-marine-in-vietnam-checks-the-m53-telescopic-sight-on-his-42-inch-mortar-this-image-was-taken-in-1969-location-unknown-the-department-of-defense-captured-this-photo-showing-a-member-of-a-marine-unit-in-a-negative-field-context-photo-credit-marine-corps-a700631-image574148577.htmlRM2TA2MA9–A Marine in Vietnam checks the M53 telescopic sight on his 42 inch mortar. This image was taken in 1969, location unknown. The Department of Defense captured this photo, showing a member of a marine unit in a negative field context. Photo credit: Marine Corps, A700631.
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ARTILLERY FLASH-SPOTTING - In the Plotting Centre of 'A' Troop, 55 Observation By. 8th Surrey Regiment, R.A. the telephonist L/Bdr. Bodger takes down the findings of the four spotting posts, repeating them aloud to Sgt. I.D. Matthews who plots them on the concentration board by means of four 'mice' attached to strings each representing the line of sight of the four spotting posts British Army Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/artillery-flash-spotting-in-the-plotting-centre-of-a-troop-55-observation-by-8th-surrey-regiment-ra-the-telephonist-lbdr-bodger-takes-down-the-findings-of-the-four-spotting-posts-repeating-them-aloud-to-sgt-id-matthews-who-plots-them-on-the-concentration-board-by-means-of-four-mice-attached-to-strings-each-representing-the-line-of-sight-of-the-four-spotting-posts-british-army-image603081373.htmlRM2X14MCD–ARTILLERY FLASH-SPOTTING - In the Plotting Centre of 'A' Troop, 55 Observation By. 8th Surrey Regiment, R.A. the telephonist L/Bdr. Bodger takes down the findings of the four spotting posts, repeating them aloud to Sgt. I.D. Matthews who plots them on the concentration board by means of four 'mice' attached to strings each representing the line of sight of the four spotting posts British Army
Experiments with the Armstrong 600-pounder against the Warrior floating target, 1864. 'The sight presented by the target when struck was very grand. The shell, from its enormous size, was distinctly seen throughout its flight of 1000 yards from the gun to the target, and as the shell exploded an immense volume of smoke and flame instantly enveloped the target. Above the smoke pieces of plank were seen flying in the air, announcing the demolition of the box in the rear...On taking the target to pieces the shattering effect was found to have extended far beyond the limits of the hole...The whole Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/experiments-with-the-armstrong-600-pounder-against-the-warrior-floating-target-1864-the-sight-presented-by-the-target-when-struck-was-very-grand-the-shell-from-its-enormous-size-was-distinctly-seen-throughout-its-flight-of-1000-yards-from-the-gun-to-the-target-and-as-the-shell-exploded-an-immense-volume-of-smoke-and-flame-instantly-enveloped-the-target-above-the-smoke-pieces-of-plank-were-seen-flying-in-the-air-announcing-the-demolition-of-the-box-in-the-rearon-taking-the-target-to-pieces-the-shattering-effect-was-found-to-have-extended-far-beyond-the-limits-of-the-holethe-whole-image599660755.htmlRM2WRGWBF–Experiments with the Armstrong 600-pounder against the Warrior floating target, 1864. 'The sight presented by the target when struck was very grand. The shell, from its enormous size, was distinctly seen throughout its flight of 1000 yards from the gun to the target, and as the shell exploded an immense volume of smoke and flame instantly enveloped the target. Above the smoke pieces of plank were seen flying in the air, announcing the demolition of the box in the rear...On taking the target to pieces the shattering effect was found to have extended far beyond the limits of the hole...The whole
. Coast artillery drill regulations, United States Army, 1909. responsibility.—Responsibility for all mattersaffecting the efficiency of a tactical command. 247. Targ.—The piece of metal used to indicate the intersec-tion of the arms on the plotting board. 248. Target.—The object at which guris or mortars arepointed. 249. Telescopic sight.—See paragraph 821. 250. Throttling bar.—A bar in the recoil cylinder to regu-late the size of the orifice through which the oil escapes fromone side of the piston head to the other. 251. T-I bell.—A bell to indicate the observing interval. 252. Time-range bo Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/coast-artillery-drill-regulations-united-states-army-1909-responsibilityresponsibility-for-all-mattersaffecting-the-efficiency-of-a-tactical-command-247-targthe-piece-of-metal-used-to-indicate-the-intersec-tion-of-the-arms-on-the-plotting-board-248-targetthe-object-at-which-guris-or-mortars-arepointed-249-telescopic-sightsee-paragraph-821-250-throttling-bara-bar-in-the-recoil-cylinder-to-regu-late-the-size-of-the-orifice-through-which-the-oil-escapes-fromone-side-of-the-piston-head-to-the-other-251-t-i-bella-bell-to-indicate-the-observing-interval-252-time-range-bo-image336909065.htmlRM2AG3EXH–. Coast artillery drill regulations, United States Army, 1909. responsibility.—Responsibility for all mattersaffecting the efficiency of a tactical command. 247. Targ.—The piece of metal used to indicate the intersec-tion of the arms on the plotting board. 248. Target.—The object at which guris or mortars arepointed. 249. Telescopic sight.—See paragraph 821. 250. Throttling bar.—A bar in the recoil cylinder to regu-late the size of the orifice through which the oil escapes fromone side of the piston head to the other. 251. T-I bell.—A bell to indicate the observing interval. 252. Time-range bo
Tank icon. Army force combat vehicle with gun Stock Vectorhttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/tank-icon-army-force-combat-vehicle-with-gun-image458534935.htmlRF2HJ01YK–Tank icon. Army force combat vehicle with gun
Gettsyburg the sight of the battle that took place from July 1-3 1863. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/gettsyburg-the-sight-of-the-battle-that-took-place-from-july-1-3-1863-image327515963.htmlRM2A0RHXK–Gettsyburg the sight of the battle that took place from July 1-3 1863.
Italy, Sicily, Marina di Ragusa, countryside, second world war german bunker Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/italy-sicily-marina-di-ragusa-countryside-second-world-war-german-bunker-image606379073.htmlRM2X6EXKD–Italy, Sicily, Marina di Ragusa, countryside, second world war german bunker
62-133-66 ID. Lieutenant James D. Fields and Staff Sergeant S. F. Poanessa of LetMarDiv Vietnam sight in with a 60mm mortar in front of a former Viet Cong command post during Operation Montgomery. Photograph taken on May 13, 1966 by Sgt. Salve. DEFENSE DEPT. PHOTO (MARINE CORPS) A369312. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/62-133-66-id-lieutenant-james-d-fields-and-staff-sergeant-s-f-poanessa-of-letmardiv-vietnam-sight-in-with-a-60mm-mortar-in-front-of-a-former-viet-cong-command-post-during-operation-montgomery-photograph-taken-on-may-13-1966-by-sgt-salve-defense-dept-photo-marine-corps-a369312-image574153440.htmlRM2TA2XG0–62-133-66 ID. Lieutenant James D. Fields and Staff Sergeant S. F. Poanessa of LetMarDiv Vietnam sight in with a 60mm mortar in front of a former Viet Cong command post during Operation Montgomery. Photograph taken on May 13, 1966 by Sgt. Salve. DEFENSE DEPT. PHOTO (MARINE CORPS) A369312.
ARTILLERY FLASH-SPOTTING - In the Plotting Centre of 'A' Troop, 55 Observation By. 8th Surrey Regiment, R.A. the telephonist L/Bdr. Bodger takes down the findings of the four spotting posts, repeating them aloud to Sgt. I.D. Matthews who plots them on the concentration board by means of four 'mice' attached to strings each representing the line of sight of the four spotting posts British Army Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/artillery-flash-spotting-in-the-plotting-centre-of-a-troop-55-observation-by-8th-surrey-regiment-ra-the-telephonist-lbdr-bodger-takes-down-the-findings-of-the-four-spotting-posts-repeating-them-aloud-to-sgt-id-matthews-who-plots-them-on-the-concentration-board-by-means-of-four-mice-attached-to-strings-each-representing-the-line-of-sight-of-the-four-spotting-posts-british-army-image603086811.htmlRM2X14YAK–ARTILLERY FLASH-SPOTTING - In the Plotting Centre of 'A' Troop, 55 Observation By. 8th Surrey Regiment, R.A. the telephonist L/Bdr. Bodger takes down the findings of the four spotting posts, repeating them aloud to Sgt. I.D. Matthews who plots them on the concentration board by means of four 'mice' attached to strings each representing the line of sight of the four spotting posts British Army
A U.S. Army Sight Security Team member, 2nd 138th Field Artillery Regiment, establishes a security perimeter as U.S. Air Force pararescuemen from the 82nd Expeditionary Rescue Squadron practice mountain rescue techniques Nov. 27, 2012 in the Grand Bara Desert, Djibouti. This was regular proficiency for pararescuemen. Senior Airman Devin Doskey Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-a-us-army-sight-security-team-member-2nd-138th-field-artillery-regiment-129316221.htmlRMHEAT4D–A U.S. Army Sight Security Team member, 2nd 138th Field Artillery Regiment, establishes a security perimeter as U.S. Air Force pararescuemen from the 82nd Expeditionary Rescue Squadron practice mountain rescue techniques Nov. 27, 2012 in the Grand Bara Desert, Djibouti. This was regular proficiency for pararescuemen. Senior Airman Devin Doskey
![Concise history of the camp and field life of the 122d Regiment, Penn'a Volunteers [electronic resource] . ds, in and through all the intri-cate and various movements pertaining thereto, togetherwith other regiments, etc. The passage of the Division inreview before our generals commanding, presented a grandand imposing sight; therefore, we feel justified in recordingthe special mention of its composition and construction, viz:1 st Brigade—i22d Regiment, P V., 86th and 124th Regi-ments, N. V V., and Battery H, 1st Ohio Artillery, undercommand of Brigadier-Ceneral A. S. Piatt; 2d Brigade—84th an Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AX3DXY/concise-history-of-the-camp-and-field-life-of-the-122d-regiment-penna-volunteers-electronic-resource-ds-in-and-through-all-the-intri-cate-and-various-movements-pertaining-thereto-togetherwith-other-regiments-etc-the-passage-of-the-division-inreview-before-our-generals-commanding-presented-a-grandand-imposing-sight-therefore-we-feel-justified-in-recordingthe-special-mention-of-its-composition-and-construction-viz1-st-brigadei22d-regiment-p-v-86th-and-124th-regi-ments-n-v-v-and-battery-h-1st-ohio-artillery-undercommand-of-brigadier-ceneral-a-s-piatt-2d-brigade84th-an-2AX3DXY.jpg "Concise history of the camp and field life of the 122d Regiment, Penn'a Volunteers [electronic resource] . ds, in and through all the intri-cate and various movements pertaining thereto, togetherwith other regiments, etc. The passage of the Division inreview before our generals commanding, presented a grandand imposing sight; therefore, we feel justified in recordingthe special mention of its composition and construction, viz:1 st Brigade—i22d Regiment, P V., 86th and 124th Regi-ments, N. V V., and Battery H, 1st Ohio Artillery, undercommand of Brigadier-Ceneral A. S. Piatt; 2d Brigade—84th an Stock Photo")
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A CH-53E Super Stallion, 464th Heavy Military Helicopter Squadron, comes in for a fast landing November 27, 2012 in the Grand Bara Desert, Djibouti. The Super Stallion was picking up U.S Air Force pararescuemen with the 82nd Expeditionary Rescue Squadron and U.S. Army Sight Security Team members, 2nd 138th Field Artillery Regiment. Senior Airman Devin Doskey Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-a-ch-53e-super-stallion-464th-heavy-military-helicopter-squadron-comes-129316222.htmlRMHEAT4E–A CH-53E Super Stallion, 464th Heavy Military Helicopter Squadron, comes in for a fast landing November 27, 2012 in the Grand Bara Desert, Djibouti. The Super Stallion was picking up U.S Air Force pararescuemen with the 82nd Expeditionary Rescue Squadron and U.S. Army Sight Security Team members, 2nd 138th Field Artillery Regiment. Senior Airman Devin Doskey
. Coast artillery drill regulations, United States Army, 1909. -Worm SotWorm Screw Dix Crank Fig. 3. 82013—00. (To face page 156.1 Q <O CD o UJ Q. •I- FIRE-COXTEOL APPARATUS. 157 deflection to be set on the sight is indicated on the properscale of the instrument. 758. The instrument consists of a base B. figure 4, uponwhich slides a movable frame A, called the platen; thisframe slides on the rod C, to which It is attached by meansof two lugs XN. In the left-hand lug there is a set screwM, by means of which the platen may be clamped to the rod C. The rod C is attached to the base by the two Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/coast-artillery-drill-regulations-united-states-army-1909-worm-sotworm-screw-dix-crank-fig-3-8201300-to-face-page-1561-q-lto-cd-o-uj-q-i-fire-coxteol-apparatus-157-deflection-to-be-set-on-the-sight-is-indicated-on-the-properscale-of-the-instrument-758-the-instrument-consists-of-a-base-b-figure-4-uponwhich-slides-a-movable-frame-a-called-the-platen-thisframe-slides-on-the-rod-c-to-which-it-is-attached-by-meansof-two-lugs-xn-in-the-left-hand-lug-there-is-a-set-screwm-by-means-of-which-the-platen-may-be-clamped-to-the-rod-c-the-rod-c-is-attached-to-the-base-by-the-two-image336907810.htmlRM2AG3D9P–. Coast artillery drill regulations, United States Army, 1909. -Worm SotWorm Screw Dix Crank Fig. 3. 82013—00. (To face page 156.1 Q <O CD o UJ Q. •I- FIRE-COXTEOL APPARATUS. 157 deflection to be set on the sight is indicated on the properscale of the instrument. 758. The instrument consists of a base B. figure 4, uponwhich slides a movable frame A, called the platen; thisframe slides on the rod C, to which It is attached by meansof two lugs XN. In the left-hand lug there is a set screwM, by means of which the platen may be clamped to the rod C. The rod C is attached to the base by the two
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Cemetery hill at Gettsyburg the sight of the battle that took place from July 1-3 1863. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/cemetery-hill-at-gettsyburg-the-sight-of-the-battle-that-took-place-from-july-1-3-1863-image327522385.htmlRM2A0RX41–Cemetery hill at Gettsyburg the sight of the battle that took place from July 1-3 1863.
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Cemetery hill at Gettsyburg the sight of the battle that took place from July 1-3 1863. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/cemetery-hill-at-gettsyburg-the-sight-of-the-battle-that-took-place-from-july-1-3-1863-image327517180.htmlRM2A0RKE4–Cemetery hill at Gettsyburg the sight of the battle that took place from July 1-3 1863.
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Cemetery hill at Gettsyburg the sight of the battle that took place from July 1-3 1863. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/cemetery-hill-at-gettsyburg-the-sight-of-the-battle-that-took-place-from-july-1-3-1863-image327522506.htmlRM2A0RX8A–Cemetery hill at Gettsyburg the sight of the battle that took place from July 1-3 1863.
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