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An Airman sets aside the correct amount of ammunition

U.S Marines and Sailors with Combat Logistics Battalion

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Photographs Relating to National Forests, Resource Management Practices, Personnel, and Cultural and Economic History

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1900 - 1966
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Spc. Trevor Seaton, an infantryman from Rochester,

Spc. Anthony Modrak, 237th Military Police Company,

Dave Rolen, director of field marketing, Nordic Ammunition,

Forest Mensuration: Surveying/Studies - New Hampshire

Soldiers from the New Hampshire Army National Guard's

Soldiers competed in the Pistol Excellence in Competition

A view of a Mark 82 500-pound high-drag bomb being shown as part of a 509th Bomb Group FB-111A aircraft static display

MWISP - MT WASHINGTON ICING SENSORS PROJECT - MWO - MT WASHINGTON OBSERVATORY - TOWER INSTRUMENT MOUNTING

Pvt. Joe Green, an infantryman from Dover, N.H., with

NH Army National Guard’s 54th Troop Command puts in trigger time

Crude Products: Christmas Greens - District of Columbia

Airplanes - Ordnance - Flexible airplane gun mounts manufactured by F. Wesel Manufacturing Co., Brooklyn. N.Y. This gun mount is mounted on airplane, securely fastened to the rims of the plane by bolts. The gunner sits inside of the ring, his back resting against the back rest as shown in the picture. He wears a belt, which by extensions on each side, is fastened to the eye-bolts as shown in the brackets. Material used in revolving ring, aluminum; in quadrants and tubing steel; in brackets, aluminum; in forks, brass. Rec'd from F. Wesel Mfg. Co

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