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During World War II about 16,000,000 personnel served in the U.S. Military. Approximately 11,200,000 or 70% served in the U.S. Army; 4,200,000 served in the Navy; and 660,000 served in the Marines.
I've always had the idea for a picture like this, I was planning to do this on the army's birthday but never got around to it, so I figured the 4th is as good a day as any.
U.S. Army Pfc. Andrew Baldwin a Sacramento, Calif., resident and Spc. Gabe Lanz a Boone, Iowa, resident both mortarmen with Headquarters Headquarters Troop attached to Bravo Troop, 1st Squadron, 113 Cavalry Regiment practice gunnery drills with a 120 millimeter cannon "Goliath" as the soldiers called it at vehicle patrol base Dandarh, Khoe-safi district, Parwan province, Afghanistan, Dec. 09, 2010. Baldwin and Lanz practice deflection and elevation ordinance using the 120 millimeter cannon.
Memorial marker to the fifty-three soldiers of the Alaska-based 4th Brigade Combat Team (Airborne), 25th Infantry Division, U.S. Army, killed in Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom, 2006-2007. Fort Richardson, Alaska.
Black Knights on Patrol
The men and women of Task Force 3-66 are actively patrolling western Paktika province, taking the fight to the insurgents. Since assuming responsibility for the area, the Black Knights have been methodically clearing district after district to allow the provincial government to provide security and development. Western Paktika is essentially a rest stop for insurgents linked to Sirajuddin Haqqani traveling from Pakistan and continuing west. The heat, elevated terrain, and harsh landscape of Paktika province are unforgiving allies of these enemies of Afghanistan. With limited road networks the primary mode of travel here is walking. The relentless training planned and executed by the leaders of Task Force 3-66 back in Germany is now paying off.
Black Knights on Patrol
The men and women of Task Force 3-66 are actively patrolling western Paktika province, taking the fight to the insurgents. Since assuming responsibility for the area, the Black Knights have been methodically clearing district after district to allow the provincial government to provide security and development. Western Paktika is essentially a rest stop for insurgents linked to Sirajuddin Haqqani traveling from Pakistan and continuing west. The heat, elevated terrain, and harsh landscape of Paktika province are unforgiving allies of these enemies of Afghanistan. With limited road networks the primary mode of travel here is walking. The relentless training planned and executed by the leaders of Task Force 3-66 back in Germany is now paying off.
Soldiers rest inside a Humvee as the sun sets after a hard day’s training in the north Georgia mountains near Camp Frank D. Merrill, Sept. 21, 2011. The soldiers belong to the 82nd Airborne Division’s 1st Brigade Combat Team.
Black Knights on Patrol
The men and women of Task Force 3-66 are actively patrolling western Paktika province, taking the fight to the insurgents. Since assuming responsibility for the area, the Black Knights have been methodically clearing district after district to allow the provincial government to provide security and development. Western Paktika is essentially a rest stop for insurgents linked to Sirajuddin Haqqani traveling from Pakistan and continuing west. The heat, elevated terrain, and harsh landscape of Paktika province are unforgiving allies of these enemies of Afghanistan. With limited road networks the primary mode of travel here is walking. The relentless training planned and executed by the leaders of Task Force 3-66 back in Germany is now paying off.
Black Knights on Patrol
The men and women of Task Force 3-66 are actively patrolling western Paktika province, taking the fight to the insurgents. Since assuming responsibility for the area, the Black Knights have been methodically clearing district after district to allow the provincial government to provide security and development. Western Paktika is essentially a rest stop for insurgents linked to Sirajuddin Haqqani traveling from Pakistan and continuing west. The heat, elevated terrain, and harsh landscape of Paktika province are unforgiving allies of these enemies of Afghanistan. With limited road networks the primary mode of travel here is walking. The relentless training planned and executed by the leaders of Task Force 3-66 back in Germany is now paying off.
Wynns of Newport rebuilt M26 Pacific 6x6 'Dragon Wagon' ADW228B seen here making a very welcome appearance at the 2023 Welland Rally.
Using call-sign 'Duke 33', smartly finished US Army Cessna
UC-35A Citation Ultra 95-00123 caught about to touch down at RAF Mildenhall in Suffolk after making a practice overshoot
Germany based, she departed later that evening passing
RAF Marham on her way back 'home' across the North Sea
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Special military move S833 (Fort Bragg to Rose Lake, IL) cruises west through Talcott, West Virginia on the C&O Alleghany Subdivision on May 20, 2022.
In 1962, my father graduated from Officer Candidate School at the Oregon Military Academy. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Oregon National Guard. The guard unit in our hometown of Klamath Falls was air defense artillery.
After commissioning, my father completed his officer basic course at Fort Bliss, Texas. It was where new officers learned how to lead missile batteries in defense against enemy aircraft. In this image, he poses with one of the drone targets that the students shot down as part of the instruction.
This Kodachrome was part of a group of photos I recently discovered. It was one of the few that was not encrusted with fungus-like growth that essentially destroyed the image.
A minifig I made a while back for a potential Sniper Elite brickfilm I was going to animate back in 2015 but sadly never got round to. Would you like me to create a lego sniper elite animation? Let me know down below.
When I built my civilian Hummer little more than a week ago, I also decided to update the model that was the basis for its design: my military HMMWV.