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A Catholic church in the middle of flood waters at Kaskaskia Island, Illinois. One week ago residents, Air and Army National Guardsmen worked building levees to no avail. The strong Mississippi waters completely flooded the small town, leaving the community at a tremendous loss

A Catholic church in the middle of flood waters at Kaskaskia Island, I...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Base: Kaskaskia Island State: Illinois (IL) Country: United States Of America (USA) Scene Camera Operator: SSGT Paul Griffin Release Status: Released ... More

Uncle Sam- Yes, William, we've closed the nineteenth century in excellent condition, and, in beginning the twentieth, I am glad to avail myself of your further services

Uncle Sam- Yes, William, we've closed the nineteenth century in excell...

This illustration entitled, Uncle Sam - "Yes, William, we've closed the nineteenth century in excellent condition, and in beginning the twentieth, I am glad to avail myself of your future services.", by cartoon... More

Demitrio Grimaldo signals victory as Howard Air Force Base civil engineers remove rusting cars from near his home in Veracruz. The town had tried for years to get the government to haul the cars away, to no avail. "Our Howard friends did the job in a few days." This photograph is part of the November 1999 AIRMAN Magazine article "Adios Amigos"

Demitrio Grimaldo signals victory as Howard Air Force Base civil engin...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Base: Panama Canal Country: Panama (PAN) Scene Camera Operator: SSGT Gary Coppage, USAF Release Status: Released to Public Combined Military Service Di... More

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