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These Tommies are in the trenches at St. Quentin getting their provisions which were brought up in limbers at night
These Tommies are in the trenches at St. Quentin getting their provisions which were brought up in limbers at night 1918
"They Also Serve!" No.II
"They Also Serve!" No.II 1943
"They Are Giving All. Will You Send Them Wheat?"
"They Are Giving All. Will You Send Them Wheat?" ca. 1917 - ca. 1919
They did their part. Wounded Marines are helped to an aid station by Navy corpsmen and Marine walking wounded. Iwo Jima
They did their part. Wounded Marines are helped to an aid station by Navy corpsmen and Marine walking wounded. Iwo Jima 1945
They Shall Not Have Died in Vain. Remember Pearl Harbor.
They Shall Not Have Died in Vain. Remember Pearl Harbor. ca. 1942-1943
They Won
They Won't Agree on Anything! 9/24/1922
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They'll Push it Through Without Help from Anybody 1/31/1939
South Vietnam: Thieu Unlikely to Win Emergency Powers
South Vietnam: Thieu Unlikely to Win Emergency Powers 5/19/1972
Third Army Corps Nurses
Third Army Corps Nurses ca. 1920
Third Cavalry colors, Cuba
Third Cavalry colors, Cuba 1898
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