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Falkenhayn's cavalry entering Bucuresti on December 6, 1916

Wilno 1919 - wojsko przed katedrą NAC 1-H-402-2

17-9-15, remise de décorations et de drapeaux aux Invalides, l'infanterie défilant

Georg Sturm - De roem van Amsterdam - deel 2

Ceremonies and Parades - Field Artillery Regiment coming down 5th Ave. Field Artillery Regiment coming down Fifth Ave., N.Y.C. in great "send-off" parade in which every branch of the service was represented. All the regiments leaving for army training camps took part in the long procession

Harding funeral - Glass negative photogrpah. Public domain.

Narcyz Witczak-Witaczyński - Manewry 1 Pułku Strzelców Konnych - pobyt w Kłonnej (107-574-1)

Vilnia, Katedralny. Вільня, Катэдральны (J. Bułhak, 20.04.1919)

Harding funeral - Glass negative photogrpah. Public domain.

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Ceremonies - Washington - President Wilson reviews Confederate Veterans. Under the Stars and Stripes they marched on June 7, 1917. Heroes who marched and fought with the Gray, men who answered the Southland's call rallied under Old Glory in a great parade in Washington, D.C. Five thousand United Confederate veterans and others marched in the parade, with the Stars and Stripes fluttering above the stars and bars still reverend but given way to a greater and mightier union. The veterans of the South were escorted by a thin line of Union veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic. Photo shows Virginia Military Institute cadets marching in the parade

Ceremonies - Preparedness Day, Washington, D.C. - Under the Stars and Stripes the Confederate veterans marched June 7, 1917, in a Great Parade in Wash., D.C. Five thousand United States Confederate veterans and five thousand others marched in the parade escorted by a thin line of Union veteran members of the Grand Army of the Republic

Ceremonies - Preparedness Day, Washington, D.C. - President Wilson reviews Confederate veterans. Generals of the South leading the parade of 8,000 United Confederate veterans down Pennsylvania Ave., Washington, D.C. for review by President Wilson. The veterans of the South were escorted by a thin line of Union Veterans, members of the Grand Army of the Republic

Ceremonies - Liberations - Memorial Day, 1918 - Allies do honor to our dead. The annual Memorial Day parade was honored by the presence of Allied officers and detachments of troops who marched in line with U.S. veterans of the Civil War and the young men who form the new army. Riverside Drive, N.Y. Photo shows Allied officers marching in line Canadian, Italian, English and Belgium

Ceremonies - New York City - Parade of soldiers on way to Public Library to celebrate the victory. The soldiers and the crowd that packed the curb watching them in their parade to the Public Library where they held the very impressive ceremony of raising the flags of the Allied Nations amid the playing of the Star Spangled Banner

Ceremonies and Parades - Heroes' Day, New York City. Veterans of the Civil War standing at salute at the Soliders' and Sailors' Monument in honor of the men killed in the great war

Ceremonies - War Savings Stamps - East Side New York parades for war saving stamps and Memorial Day. 20,000 men, women and children took part and 75 organizations and 14 nationalities were represented in parade. Governor Whitman, with his military staff, reviewed the parade. Photo shows view of a provisional regiment of coast artillery from Forts Wadsworth, N.Y. and Hamilton, N.Y., who marched to music of the Fifteenth Coast Artillery Band

Ceremonies - Liberty Loans (War Finance Parade) - Crowd greets Pershing's veterans when they sell bonds in Wall Street. This crowd packed Wall Street, New York, in front of of the Sub-Treasury building to get a glimpse of the 50 veterans of Pershing's army. The fifty veterans form France can be seen standing at the feet of the George Washington statue while they urge the crowd to back up their comrades "over there" by buying more Liberty Bonds. May 1, 1918

Ceremonies - Liberations - Memorial Day, 1918 - Decoration Day in England. American soldiers and nurses now undergoing training some where in England for service on the battlefields of France duly honored Decoration Day. Graves of some of the U.S. soldiers who died were decorated while bands played and the American partook in the ceremonies

Ceremonies - Preparedness Day, Washington, D.C. - Cementing the North and South. Under the Stars and Stripes they marched on June 7, 1917. Heroes who marched and fought with the Gray, men who answered the Southland's call rallied under Old Glory in a great parade in Washington, D.C. Five thousand United Confederate veterans and 5,000 others marched in the parade. With the Stars and Stripes fluttering above the stars and bars still reverend but given way to a greater and mightier union. The veterans of the Southland were escorted by a thin line of Union veteran members of the Grand Army of the Republic. Photo shows Texas confederates marching

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Date Taken: 6/7/1917. - Photographer: International Film Service

Ceremonies - Preparedness Day, Washington, D.C.

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Command Sergeant Major (CSM) Jose Pene, left, Sergeant First Class Modesto Cartagena, second left, and CSM Angel Kuiland, right, Veterans of the Korean war during a ceremony being held at the US Army Reserve center in Puerto Nuevo, Puerto Rico, marking the presentation of a plaque honoring the bravery, and sacrifice of all veterans of the Korean War. Much praise was given to members of the fighting 65th Infantry veterans, who were some of the most highly decorated soldiers of the Korean War

PREPAREDNESS PARADE. MANY WOMEN CARRYING HUGE FLAG

Production. Tin smelting. "Bars" of pure tin are trimmed and cleaned before removal from the molds in which they were formed in a Southern smelter. All the trimmings are returned to the "pot boilers" for remelting. The plant, finest and most modern in the world, extracts the pure metal from South American ore

R.E. Lee camp, Confederates' [i.e. Confederate Soldiers'] Home, Richmond, Virginia

[General Scott giving orders to his aides for the advance of the Grand Army]

US Army National Guardsmen, Major (MAJ) Lennie D. Runck (left) and Captain (CPT) Shawn D. Ackre (right), 1ST Battalion, 188th Air Defense Artillery, Grand Forks, North Dakota, coordinate all United States military operations dealing with the Red River flood, at the Emergency Operations Center (EOC). The center is located at the University of North Dakota Campus, Grand Forks, ND and is where disaster relief personnel (i.e., military, Red Cross, Public Health, etc.) work. Operation GOOD NEIGHBOR, 30 April 1997

US Army (USA) Soldiers of Native American Indian heritage, participate in a game of Native American Indian Stick Ball during the Native American Inter-Tribal Pow Wow held at Al Taqaddum, Iraq, during Operation IRAQI FREEDOM. The Pow Wow was held to honor all past, present, and future Native American Veterans, and this events marks the first time that a Pow Wow was held in a Combat Zone by Native Americans

During Marine Week of the Career Orientation and Training of Midshipmen (CORTRAMID) West 2001 at Marine Corps Base (MCB) Camp Pendleton, California, a midshipmen negotiates the obstacle course parallel bars

Anniston, Ala. , Aug. 8, 2012 -- 330th Military Police Company training at the Center for Domestic Preparedness.

Grand Army of the Republic Memorial Hall, 14 Prospect Street, Orange, Franklin County, MA

The 501st Combat Support Wing and the Ministry of Defence

SPC. Travis Morrell, A Battery 1ST Battalion 188th Air Defense Artillery, operates the gunner's station of an Avenger. 1-188th ADA is a North Dakota National Guard unit based in Grand Forks, N.D. (U.S. Army photo by SGT. Jonathan Haugen) (Released)

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ceremonies preparedness preparedness day heroes gray men southland old glory parade thousand five thousand confederate veterans confederate veterans bars reverend way mightier union mightier union line union veteran members army grand army republic texas confederates texas confederates world war 1914 1918 wwi ww 1 us army veteran military parades military parades and ceremonies washington dc us army ceremony high resolution ultra high resolution washington international film service ceremonies cavalry military ceremony infantry us national archives stars and stripes