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Ceremonies - Camp Funston thru Camp Lee - Troops at Camp Greenleaf, Georgia, being reviewed by their commanding officers

Ceremonies - Camp Funston thru Camp Lee - Troops at Camp Greenleaf, Ge...

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Colleges and Universities - Cornell University - Cornell University, Ithaca, New York. R.O.T.C. Cornell Psychologists at Camp Greenleaf, employed in testing mentality of soldiers

Colleges and Universities - Cornell University - Cornell University, I...

Colleges and Universities - Cornell University Public domain photograph related to the United States in World War One, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Ceremonies - Camp Funston thru Camp Lee - Review of troops at Camp Greenleaf, Georgia

Ceremonies - Camp Funston thru Camp Lee - Review of troops at Camp Gre...

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Ceremonies - Camp Funston thru Camp Lee - Commanding officers reviewing the troops at Camp Greenleaf, Georgia

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Committee on Public Information - Personnel - Ray Greenleaf, Executive Committee, Division of Pictorial Publicity, Committee on Public Information

Committee on Public Information - Personnel - Ray Greenleaf, Executive...

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Ceremonies - Camp Funston thru Camp Lee - Troops in review at Camp Greenleaf, Georgia

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