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World War One - British Army - Cavalry Sniper. A British cavalry sniper at work. Stock Photo

RMG5JCK2–World War One - British Army - Cavalry Sniper. A British cavalry sniper at work.

A sniper during World War One. Stock Photo

RMECGEG5–A sniper during World War One.

RMDRDBTM–German sniper WWI

GERMAN SNIPER and an officer scan for targets during WWI. Note the improvised sleeping den at right Stock Photo

RMBA29HG–GERMAN SNIPER and an officer scan for targets during WWI. Note the improvised sleeping den at right

Gallipoli campaign. A Turkish sniper disguised as a bush in custody after being captured by Anzac troops. Stock Photo

RMBB96M4–Gallipoli campaign. A Turkish sniper disguised as a bush in custody after being captured by Anzac troops.

German sniper laying on ground near barbed wire defenses, World War One Stock Photo

RMCP0PA2–German sniper laying on ground near barbed wire defenses, World War One

Italian Sharpshooter ('Bersaglieri') - World War One era Stock Photo

RMDRHK8N–Italian Sharpshooter ('Bersaglieri') - World War One era

sniper, world war i, British soldiers, ww1, wwi, world war one Stock Photo

RMP6D1C3–sniper, world war i, British soldiers, ww1, wwi, world war one

WW2: Russian war poster showing a sniper. Stock Photo

RMWHA26M–WW2: Russian war poster showing a sniper.

German sniper laying on ground near barbed wire defenses. Throughout World War I, snipers were often used in the trenches in an effort to take out enemy soldiers as their heads peered over the top of the opposing trench. At the start of WW I, only Germany Stock Photo

RMG16B9Y–German sniper laying on ground near barbed wire defenses. Throughout World War I, snipers were often used in the trenches in an effort to take out enemy soldiers as their heads peered over the top of the opposing trench. At the start of WW I, only Germany

End of a Sniper, Passchendaele, WW1 Stock Photo

RMJXPHXD–End of a Sniper, Passchendaele, WW1

1918 The Great War front page Sniper in Albert, Northern France Stock Photo

RMH9KWJ0–1918 The Great War front page Sniper in Albert, Northern France

British troops in France 1914 Stock Photo

RMDR9EE2–British troops in France 1914

World War One British trench, reenactment. Warning sign made from boards, 'Beware, low parapet, keep your head down, sniper active', poppies growing Stock Photo

RMF1JHDK–World War One British trench, reenactment. Warning sign made from boards, 'Beware, low parapet, keep your head down, sniper active', poppies growing

The trenches on battlefield of Vimy world war one France Stock Photo

RMEF79DH–The trenches on battlefield of Vimy world war one France

Glasgow, Scotland, UK 11th June, 2019. Smoke on the water as Steven Spielberg first world war movie “1917” began filming in the Govan graving docks on the banks of the river Clyde in the city today with pyrotechnics being tested and in this scenario a soldier Richard Madden or george mackay rushes the house with a sniper on the second floor. Credit: Gerard Ferry/ Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMTRRD81–Glasgow, Scotland, UK 11th June, 2019. Smoke on the water as Steven Spielberg first world war movie “1917” began filming in the Govan graving docks on the banks of the river Clyde in the city today with pyrotechnics being tested and in this scenario a soldier Richard Madden or george mackay rushes the house with a sniper on the second floor. Credit: Gerard Ferry/ Alamy Live News

1915 Der Tag German sniper in the trenches Stock Photo

RMF22YFX–1915 Der Tag German sniper in the trenches

World War 1: Franz Pogatsch, Gunman of 13th Landwehr Howitzer Division (Landwehr-Feldhaubitzerdivision). Solider of Austro- Stock Photo

RMERGHCH–World War 1: Franz Pogatsch, Gunman of 13th Landwehr Howitzer Division (Landwehr-Feldhaubitzerdivision). Solider of Austro-

Photograph of a soldier demonstrating a papier-mâché dead horse camouflage position built for use by snipers. Dated 1918 Stock Photo

RMP67TEA–Photograph of a soldier demonstrating a papier-mâché dead horse camouflage position built for use by snipers. Dated 1918

Massacre in Ciepielow, Poland, was one of the largest, best documented war crimes of the Wehrmacht, during its Invasion of Poland. On September 8, 1939, after the Invasion of Poland, the village of Dabrowa (near Ciepielow) was the site of a mass murder of approximately 300 Polish prisoners of war from the Polish 74th Infantry Regiment of Upper Silesia commanded by Major Jozef Pelc. They were ordered to be shot as partisans by Oberst Walter Wessel, after the commanding officer of the 11th Company was killed by a sniper. Stock Photo

RM2A2652D–Massacre in Ciepielow, Poland, was one of the largest, best documented war crimes of the Wehrmacht, during its Invasion of Poland. On September 8, 1939, after the Invasion of Poland, the village of Dabrowa (near Ciepielow) was the site of a mass murder of approximately 300 Polish prisoners of war from the Polish 74th Infantry Regiment of Upper Silesia commanded by Major Jozef Pelc. They were ordered to be shot as partisans by Oberst Walter Wessel, after the commanding officer of the 11th Company was killed by a sniper.

First World War WW1 British Rifleman Reenactor Stock Photo

RMBPJAB8–First World War WW1 British Rifleman Reenactor

French Army using a periscope in the trenches, WW 1, 1915 Stock Photo

RMJEFAF4–French Army using a periscope in the trenches, WW 1, 1915

World Ward One, French soldier, sniper hiding behind rocks, 1915. Mr Poilu, by Herbert Ward. Stock Photo

RMW8FA5P–World Ward One, French soldier, sniper hiding behind rocks, 1915. Mr Poilu, by Herbert Ward.

A.E.P. Sniper at his post at the French front. The photograph was taken by a U.S.A. photographer on March 1, 1918. It is part of a collection of American military activities during World War One. The image was released by W.O.D. to the Photo Division of the 8th Corps on the same date. Stock Photo

RM2RBYKTC–A.E.P. Sniper at his post at the French front. The photograph was taken by a U.S.A. photographer on March 1, 1918. It is part of a collection of American military activities during World War One. The image was released by W.O.D. to the Photo Division of the 8th Corps on the same date.

WWI Italian front, Carnic Alps, Avostanis mountain.The place where Maria Plazner Mentil was killed by an Austrian sniper. Maria Plozner Mentil and the other Carnic bearer women during the First World War transported supplies and munitions to the first Italian lines. Stock Photo

RMK24623–WWI Italian front, Carnic Alps, Avostanis mountain.The place where Maria Plazner Mentil was killed by an Austrian sniper. Maria Plozner Mentil and the other Carnic bearer women during the First World War transported supplies and munitions to the first Italian lines.

A Royal Irish Fusilier teases a Turkish sniper, Gallipoli, Turkey, World War I, c1915-c1916. Artist: Unknown Stock Photo

RMDDYBX1–A Royal Irish Fusilier teases a Turkish sniper, Gallipoli, Turkey, World War I, c1915-c1916. Artist: Unknown

killed sniper, first world war Stock Photo

RMTR79JT–killed sniper, first world war

WW1: Sniper in a front line trench. 19th October 1915. Stock Photo

RMWH9XET–WW1: Sniper in a front line trench. 19th October 1915.

American soldier cautiously moving through a destroyed city during World War One. Image taken by Pvt. Berhens on February 10, 1919, and drawn by Capt. Harvey Dunn, titled 'Kamerad.' This drawing depicts a sniper in action. Stock Photo

RM2RCN9BE–American soldier cautiously moving through a destroyed city during World War One. Image taken by Pvt. Berhens on February 10, 1919, and drawn by Capt. Harvey Dunn, titled 'Kamerad.' This drawing depicts a sniper in action.

RMRXWM81–Massacre in Ciepielow, Poland, was one of the largest, best documented war crimes of the Wehrmacht, during its Invasion of Poland. On September 8, 1939, after the Invasion of Poland, the village of Dabrowa (near Ciepielow) was the site of a mass murder of approximately 300 Polish prisoners of war from the Polish 74th Infantry Regiment of Upper Silesia commanded by Major Jozef Pelc. They were ordered to be shot as partisans by Oberst Walter Wessel, after the commanding officer of the 11th Company was killed by a sniper.

The image shows battle-weary soldiers moving through muddy terrain towards their advanced positions during World War One. A dead sniper is visible in the picture. This photograph, taken by Captain Harvey Dunn, is part of a series depicting American military activities during the war. Stock Photo

RM2RC37JM–The image shows battle-weary soldiers moving through muddy terrain towards their advanced positions during World War One. A dead sniper is visible in the picture. This photograph, taken by Captain Harvey Dunn, is part of a series depicting American military activities during the war.

RMDR9EX4–World War I 1915

RMF1JHD1–World War One British trench, reenactment. Warning sign made from boards, 'Beware, low parapet, keep your head down, sniper active', poppies growing

RMEF79DF–The trenches on battlefield of Vimy world war one France

RMTRRDXB–Glasgow, Scotland, UK 11th June, 2019. Smoke on the water as Steven Spielberg first world war movie “1917” began filming in the Govan graving docks on the banks of the river Clyde in the city today with pyrotechnics being tested and in this scenario a soldier Richard Madden or george mackay rushes the house with a sniper on the second floor. Credit: Gerard Ferry/ Alamy Live News

1915 Der Tag German sniper in a tree Stock Photo

RMF2311F–1915 Der Tag German sniper in a tree

World War 1: Johans Fromz , soldier of 21st Field Gun Regiment (Feldkanonenregiment Nr. 21). Trecked through snow for seven Stock Photo

RMERGHCJ–World War 1: Johans Fromz , soldier of 21st Field Gun Regiment (Feldkanonenregiment Nr. 21). Trecked through snow for seven

RMDRD8RP–Australian sniper WWI

Second world war re-enactment. German Waffen SS soldier in dot camouflage uniform, laying in grass, rifle in one hand. Close up. Stock Photo

RMFJ3CYH–Second world war re-enactment. German Waffen SS soldier in dot camouflage uniform, laying in grass, rifle in one hand. Close up.

RMDRDDC3–Dead German sniper WWI

Cpl. Allan Hanson, a photographer in the S.C., captured this image on August 1, 1918 during World War One. It depicts Private Ray E. Masters from Co. E., 128th Infantry, 2nd Bn., 32nd Division. Masters was the first person in his company to eliminate a sniper who had been causing trouble for several hours in No Man's Land. The photograph was taken in Austerlitz, Alsace, Germany and was approved by the A.E.F. censor on July 23, 1918. Stock Photo

RM2RCN7AD–Cpl. Allan Hanson, a photographer in the S.C., captured this image on August 1, 1918 during World War One. It depicts Private Ray E. Masters from Co. E., 128th Infantry, 2nd Bn., 32nd Division. Masters was the first person in his company to eliminate a sniper who had been causing trouble for several hours in No Man's Land. The photograph was taken in Austerlitz, Alsace, Germany and was approved by the A.E.F. censor on July 23, 1918.

Searching for a German sniper in ruined farmhouse Stock Photo

RM2M3PBHK–Searching for a German sniper in ruined farmhouse

London, UK - 10 September 2013: a man tries one of the arms on display during the 2013 edition of DSEI at Excel London, the World Leading Defence & Security Event. Credit: Piero Cruciatti/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMDE20BY–London, UK - 10 September 2013: a man tries one of the arms on display during the 2013 edition of DSEI at Excel London, the World Leading Defence & Security Event. Credit: Piero Cruciatti/Alamy Live News

RMK243CK–WWI Italian front, Carnic Alps, Avostanis mountain.The place where Maria Plazner Mentil was killed by an Austrian sniper. Maria Plozner Mentil and the other Carnic bearer women during the First World War transported supplies and munitions to the first Italian lines.

Some of the devices used by the Allied Forces during the First World War. They include a sniper hidden inside a tree trunk, wire entanglements in which to trap and kill the enemy, dummy heads and shoulders to encourage the enemy to fire and reveal his position, barriers and wire entanglements, pitfalls and pointed stakes. September 1914 Stock Photo

RM2M3P47W–Some of the devices used by the Allied Forces during the First World War. They include a sniper hidden inside a tree trunk, wire entanglements in which to trap and kill the enemy, dummy heads and shoulders to encourage the enemy to fire and reveal his position, barriers and wire entanglements, pitfalls and pointed stakes. September 1914

RMTR8PMC–killed sniper, first world war

View through an old embrasure in an alpine fortress of the World War I, marking the former Austro-Italian frontier in the Dolomites, South Tirol Stock Photo

RM2N75AEB–View through an old embrasure in an alpine fortress of the World War I, marking the former Austro-Italian frontier in the Dolomites, South Tirol

WW1 British trench, reenactment, Infantryman in 1914 uniform, stands by sign warning of low parapet, keep your head down, sniper active. Poppies. Stock Photo

RMF1JHD2–WW1 British trench, reenactment, Infantryman in 1914 uniform, stands by sign warning of low parapet, keep your head down, sniper active. Poppies.

1915 British sniper uses star shell light night trench warfare enemy shot dead shooting aim reconnaissance barbed wire flare Stock Photo

RFCCA8AB–1915 British sniper uses star shell light night trench warfare enemy shot dead shooting aim reconnaissance barbed wire flare

A member a Sniper Team fires at targets during the United States Army Special Operations Command 2015 International Sniper Competition, March 22-27 Twenty-four teams, including four foreign teams, competed for one year of bragging rights to say they are the best in their business. Each team is comprised of one shooter and a spotter. Each team faced 19 challenging day and night events, which were derived from real world experiences, pitting snipers against time, distance and unknown circumstances. Sniper teams faced tactical challenges while moving through urban environments, all the while enga Stock Photo

RMHEP8F2–A member a Sniper Team fires at targets during the United States Army Special Operations Command 2015 International Sniper Competition, March 22-27 Twenty-four teams, including four foreign teams, competed for one year of bragging rights to say they are the best in their business. Each team is comprised of one shooter and a spotter. Each team faced 19 challenging day and night events, which were derived from real world experiences, pitting snipers against time, distance and unknown circumstances. Sniper teams faced tactical challenges while moving through urban environments, all the while enga

Sarajevo. In the Vilsonovo park Stock Photo

RMWNNYW6–Sarajevo. In the Vilsonovo park

A sharpshooter using the telescopic sight SUMBER G-2 during World War I. This photograph was taken on May 12, 1919. The shooter is seen aiming with precision and the telescopic sight providing enhanced accuracy. The symbol EU is visible on the spotter's uniform. Stock Photo

RM2RCHC7B–A sharpshooter using the telescopic sight SUMBER G-2 during World War I. This photograph was taken on May 12, 1919. The shooter is seen aiming with precision and the telescopic sight providing enhanced accuracy. The symbol EU is visible on the spotter's uniform.

RMEF79CE–The trenches on battlefield of Vimy world war one France

Tank that fought in World War II. Stock Photo

RMBHNG5K–Tank that fought in World War II.

1915 Der Tag German troops enter Warsaw Stock Photo

RMF22Y3D–1915 Der Tag German troops enter Warsaw

American snipers of the 166th Infantry, hunting down the enemy on the outer edge of town. Villers sur Fere, France. July 30, 1918. Stock Photo

RFEC77K2–American snipers of the 166th Infantry, hunting down the enemy on the outer edge of town. Villers sur Fere, France. July 30, 1918.

German soldiers hiding in trees being shot down by French quick- firing guns, 1914 - 1915 during World War I. Illustration by Stock Photo

RMERGFRA–German soldiers hiding in trees being shot down by French quick- firing guns, 1914 - 1915 during World War I. Illustration by

An engineer with Great Britain's 72 Engineer Regiment, of Newcastle, England, returns fire on an enemy sniper position during a counter-improvised explosive device training lane near Camp Rapid on Tuesday, June 11, 2013. The counter-improvised explosive device training lane was one of many dynamic training events that take place during the annual Golden Coyote training exercise that drew military forces from all over the world and was hosted by the South Dakota National Guard. British engineers E28098cross the pondE28099 for Golden Coyote 130611-Z-SO274-002 Stock Photo

RMHF0T6W–An engineer with Great Britain's 72 Engineer Regiment, of Newcastle, England, returns fire on an enemy sniper position during a counter-improvised explosive device training lane near Camp Rapid on Tuesday, June 11, 2013. The counter-improvised explosive device training lane was one of many dynamic training events that take place during the annual Golden Coyote training exercise that drew military forces from all over the world and was hosted by the South Dakota National Guard. British engineers E28098cross the pondE28099 for Golden Coyote 130611-Z-SO274-002

'Firing line' sign, a sniper position in Yorkshire trench system, near Ieper (Ypres), Flanders, Belgium. Stock Photo

RMC16243–'Firing line' sign, a sniper position in Yorkshire trench system, near Ieper (Ypres), Flanders, Belgium.

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Year : 2016 USA Director : Gareth Edwards Stock Photo

RMTXG11D–Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Year : 2016 USA Director : Gareth Edwards

Drawing by Captain Ernest Peixotto, official American artist, depicting military activities in Turenne, Sedan during World War One. The image shows soldiers engaged in various tasks, capturing the essence of the war. (Caption: Official artwork by Captain Ernest Peixotto.) Stock Photo

RM2RC2BK5–Drawing by Captain Ernest Peixotto, official American artist, depicting military activities in Turenne, Sedan during World War One. The image shows soldiers engaged in various tasks, capturing the essence of the war. (Caption: Official artwork by Captain Ernest Peixotto.)

British modern army standard sniper rifle. Stock Photo

RM2GJNTX4–British modern army standard sniper rifle.

RMK243G0–WWI Italian front, Carnic Alps, Avostanis mountain.The place where Maria Plazner Mentil was killed by an Austrian sniper. Maria Plozner Mentil and the other Carnic bearer women during the First World War transported supplies and munitions to the first Italian lines.

Soldier in camouflage engages in sniper activity during World War I. The drawing, created by Captain Harvey Dunn, captures the tension and focus of the sniper, identified by the photographer as 'Kamarad'. The image was part of Symbol E Notes 57012 SOMAG Denn AEN collection. Stock Photo

RM2RCGYHR–Soldier in camouflage engages in sniper activity during World War I. The drawing, created by Captain Harvey Dunn, captures the tension and focus of the sniper, identified by the photographer as 'Kamarad'. The image was part of Symbol E Notes 57012 SOMAG Denn AEN collection.

Kedzierzyn-Kozle, Poland - Blechhammer forced labor camp was one of the largest subcamp of Auschwitz. SS guards outpost and crematorium. Stock Photo

RF2GJ2C97–Kedzierzyn-Kozle, Poland - Blechhammer forced labor camp was one of the largest subcamp of Auschwitz. SS guards outpost and crematorium.

RM2N75AE0–View through an old embrasure in an alpine fortress of the World War I, marking the former Austro-Italian frontier in the Dolomites, South Tirol

A soldier demonstrates the use of a telescopic rifle sight during World War One. This technology, used to improve accuracy and visibility for long-range shooting, was important for military activities during the war. Photograph captured on February 5th, 1918 by the Signal Corps of the U.S. Army. Stock Photo

RM2RC60KF–A soldier demonstrates the use of a telescopic rifle sight during World War One. This technology, used to improve accuracy and visibility for long-range shooting, was important for military activities during the war. Photograph captured on February 5th, 1918 by the Signal Corps of the U.S. Army.

Belgian snipers fire on the German enemy in Termonde, Belgium during WWI. From The War Illustrated Album Deluxe, published 1915. Stock Photo

RMDW7DPN–Belgian snipers fire on the German enemy in Termonde, Belgium during WWI. From The War Illustrated Album Deluxe, published 1915.

Soldier Pvt. Sepp Van Orsdoll of Company F, 139th Infantry is seen in the photograph. The image was taken by R.C. Price, a photographer for the Signal Corps, during World War I in the Verdun Sector in France. Pvt. Van Orsdoll is recognized for his skills as a sniper. Stock Photo

RM2RCN66J–Soldier Pvt. Sepp Van Orsdoll of Company F, 139th Infantry is seen in the photograph. The image was taken by R.C. Price, a photographer for the Signal Corps, during World War I in the Verdun Sector in France. Pvt. Van Orsdoll is recognized for his skills as a sniper.

Preserved British First World War trenches in Belgium near Ypres Stock Photo

RMEMJ2GA–Preserved British First World War trenches in Belgium near Ypres

US Marines in France during World War One using a telescopic rifle sight. The photograph, taken in 1918, shows the Marines equipped with the 'Symbol Issued H Takes 1918' sighting device. For additional details, refer to photographs numbered 4337 and 4338 in the EU photo archive. Stock Photo

RM2RCA4H0–US Marines in France during World War One using a telescopic rifle sight. The photograph, taken in 1918, shows the Marines equipped with the 'Symbol Issued H Takes 1918' sighting device. For additional details, refer to photographs numbered 4337 and 4338 in the EU photo archive.

RMEF79CK–The trenches on battlefield of Vimy world war one France

1916 night attack ruse star pistol night flare decoy British trench sandbag gun front line barbed wire no mans land surprise Stock Photo

RFCCA9EB–1916 night attack ruse star pistol night flare decoy British trench sandbag gun front line barbed wire no mans land surprise

1915 Daily Sketch Retreating Russian Army destroys bridges and buildings Stock Photo

RMF22Y3J–1915 Daily Sketch Retreating Russian Army destroys bridges and buildings

Pill Box Vimy Ridge, France. World War One Battle, WW1, Stock Photo

RFD823H0–Pill Box Vimy Ridge, France. World War One Battle, WW1,

A Turkish sniper photographed immediately after capture and while he was being brought in under guard. The Turk was ingenously screened by a Jack in the Green arrangement, attached to his clothing. 5th August 1915 Stock Photo

RM2HHJA0A–A Turkish sniper photographed immediately after capture and while he was being brought in under guard. The Turk was ingenously screened by a Jack in the Green arrangement, attached to his clothing. 5th August 1915

U.S. soldiers moving through the streets of Cherbourg. One by one they dash across a street to evade German sniper fire. June Stock Photo

RME1CW8N–U.S. soldiers moving through the streets of Cherbourg. One by one they dash across a street to evade German sniper fire. June

Asniper position with a raised step in Yorkshire trench system, near Ieper (Ypres), Flanders, Belgium. Stock Photo

RMC1625F–Asniper position with a raised step in Yorkshire trench system, near Ieper (Ypres), Flanders, Belgium.

Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Year : 2016 USA Director : Gareth Edwards Diego Luna Stock Photo

RMTXG11A–Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Year : 2016 USA Director : Gareth Edwards Diego Luna

Soviet sniper with his rifle in the forest Stock Photo

RMEGMNC5–Soviet sniper with his rifle in the forest

RM2GJNTXA–British modern army standard sniper rifle.

RMBHPDDE–Tank that fought in World War II.

RF2KAAADY–View through an old embrasure in an alpine fortress of the World War I, marking the former Austro-Italian frontier in the Dolomites, South Tirol

RF2GJ2C9F–Kedzierzyn-Kozle, Poland - Blechhammer forced labor camp was one of the largest subcamp of Auschwitz. SS guards outpost and crematorium.

RM2N75AEK–View through an old embrasure in an alpine fortress of the World War I, marking the former Austro-Italian frontier in the Dolomites, South Tirol

Two Versions of Japanese Arisaka Rifles from WW2. One with Imperial Mum removed and one with intact chrysanthemum Stock Photo

RF2HTW0Y3–Two Versions of Japanese Arisaka Rifles from WW2. One with Imperial Mum removed and one with intact chrysanthemum

one soldier with the gun in the hands on a white background Stock Photo

RFB90JM6–one soldier with the gun in the hands on a white background

Sedd el Bahr at Gallipoli WWI Stock Photo

RMDRD8H4–Sedd el Bahr at Gallipoli WWI

RMEMJ2FX–Preserved British First World War trenches in Belgium near Ypres

American soldiers positioned in a sniper's nest along the French front during World War One. This photograph was taken by a U.S. photographer and released by the War Office Department to the Photo Division in March 1918. The image is numbered 5724 and labeled as E U.S. photographers in sniper's pest French frent. Stock Photo

RM2RBYE84–American soldiers positioned in a sniper's nest along the French front during World War One. This photograph was taken by a U.S. photographer and released by the War Office Department to the Photo Division in March 1918. The image is numbered 5724 and labeled as E U.S. photographers in sniper's pest French frent.

RMEF79CN–The trenches on battlefield of Vimy world war one France

A view of a trench mortar battery operated by members of Co. C, 1st Gas Regt., showing a smoke screen in the distance. This image was taken at Le Neufour, Meuse, France, during World War One. The 80th Division, originally composed of troops from Virginia, Maryland, and Washington D.C., was organized and trained at Camp Lee, Petersp Burg, Virginia. Stock Photo

RM2RC0DDC–A view of a trench mortar battery operated by members of Co. C, 1st Gas Regt., showing a smoke screen in the distance. This image was taken at Le Neufour, Meuse, France, during World War One. The 80th Division, originally composed of troops from Virginia, Maryland, and Washington D.C., was organized and trained at Camp Lee, Petersp Burg, Virginia.

1915 Daily Sketch German Army advance on Brest-Litovsk Stock Photo

RMF22Y3E–1915 Daily Sketch German Army advance on Brest-Litovsk

'An A.E.F movie operator changes film in a sniper's nest behind the lines. This photograph, labeled 111-SC-5722, was taken by photographer Ree in March 1918. It was issued by the U.S.A. S.C. and released to the Photo Div., A.E.F. The image is part of a series of photographs documenting American military activities during World War One. Laboratory notes include reference numbers and dates.' Stock Photo

RM2RBYDTN–'An A.E.F movie operator changes film in a sniper's nest behind the lines. This photograph, labeled 111-SC-5722, was taken by photographer Ree in March 1918. It was issued by the U.S.A. S.C. and released to the Photo Div., A.E.F. The image is part of a series of photographs documenting American military activities during World War One. Laboratory notes include reference numbers and dates.'

1915 Protective colouring pyrotechnics British Soldier white overalls snow winter clothing uniform camouflage camouflaged Stock Photo

RMCCA9ND–1915 Protective colouring pyrotechnics British Soldier white overalls snow winter clothing uniform camouflage camouflaged

A group of soldiers from the 312th Machine Gun Company in the 78th Division are seen picking off German snipers in the Argonne Forest near Grandpre, Ardennes, France during World War One. The photograph was captured on October 18, 1918, by 2nd Lt. A.C. Duff of the Signal Reserve Corps. It was received on November 15, 1918, and passed by the A.E.F. Censor. Date of issue is unclear. Editor's note states: 3- Stock Photo

RM2RCM8RM–A group of soldiers from the 312th Machine Gun Company in the 78th Division are seen picking off German snipers in the Argonne Forest near Grandpre, Ardennes, France during World War One. The photograph was captured on October 18, 1918, by 2nd Lt. A.C. Duff of the Signal Reserve Corps. It was received on November 15, 1918, and passed by the A.E.F. Censor. Date of issue is unclear. Editor's note states: 3-

RMEC7PGJ–Photograph of a soldier demonstrating a papier-mâché dead horse camouflage position built for use by snipers. Dated 1918

Sgt. 1st Cl. C.H. White captured this photograph labeled as SUBJECT 13236 during World War One. The image features snipers wearing camouflaged suits and holding camouflaged rifles. The photograph was taken on May 18, 1918, at En. Hdqrs., 168th Regt. Inf. (formerly, 3rd Regt. Inf. Iowa N.G.) 42nd Division, in Badonviller, France. It was issued by A.E.P. Censor for official use only. Stock Photo

RM2RBWT21–Sgt. 1st Cl. C.H. White captured this photograph labeled as SUBJECT 13236 during World War One. The image features snipers wearing camouflaged suits and holding camouflaged rifles. The photograph was taken on May 18, 1918, at En. Hdqrs., 168th Regt. Inf. (formerly, 3rd Regt. Inf. Iowa N.G.) 42nd Division, in Badonviller, France. It was issued by A.E.P. Censor for official use only.

Soviet sniper with his rifle on the white background Stock Photo

RFEHMKJM–Soviet sniper with his rifle on the white background

German concrete dugout with a small gun emplacement on top in St. Maurice, Meuse, France during World War One. The photograph was taken on March 27, 1919 by S.C. Dunn, assigned to the 1st Engineer Regiment, 152nd Separated late photo battalion under the investigation of Sergeant E. Guard on February 6, 1919. Stock Photo

RM2RCBYH7–German concrete dugout with a small gun emplacement on top in St. Maurice, Meuse, France during World War One. The photograph was taken on March 27, 1919 by S.C. Dunn, assigned to the 1st Engineer Regiment, 152nd Separated late photo battalion under the investigation of Sergeant E. Guard on February 6, 1919.

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