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American Red Cross - Soliciting Funds - Entertainments - Soldiers charge German dummies for Red Cross benefit at Fort Hamilton. Soldiers making bayonet charges against German dummies in which "automatic Huns" sprung up (literally) to resist the charge. Metropolitan singers, cinema and theatre stars, women prominent in society and soldiers cooperated at Fort Mailton, May 17, 1917, in an entertainment for the benefit of the Red Cross. Besides the event shown in this picture there were artillery and machine gun drills by the soldiers

American Red Cross - Soliciting Funds - Entertainments - Soldiers char...

Date Taken: 5/17/1918 Photographer: Underwood & Underwood American Red Cross - Soliciting Funds - Entertainments

Soldiers from 1ST Bn., 505th Parachute Infantry Regt., 82nd Airborne Div., take a water break while conducting machine gun drills during Operation Desert Shield

Soldiers from 1ST Bn., 505th Parachute Infantry Regt., 82nd Airborne D...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Subject Operation/Series: DESERT SHIELD Country: Saudi Arabia (SAU) Scene Camera Operator: STAFF SGT. F. Lee Cockran Release Status: Released to Public... More

Soldiers from 1ST Bn., 505th Parachute Infantry Regt., 82nd Airborne Div., take a break before conducting M-60A1 machine gun drills during Operation Desert Shield

Soldiers from 1ST Bn., 505th Parachute Infantry Regt., 82nd Airborne D...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Subject Operation/Series: DESERT SHIELD Country: Saudi Arabia (SAU) Scene Camera Operator: STAFF SGT. F. Lee Cockran Release Status: Released to Public... More

Lance Cpl. Felix C. Jovel, right, fires an M240B medium

Lance Cpl. Felix C. Jovel, right, fires an M240B medium

Lance Cpl. Felix C. Jovel, right, fires an M240B medium machine gun from a 7-ton truck as Cpl. Anthony Durham, left, observes during training Jan. 7 at Range 9 in the Central Training Area. The Marines engaged ... More

Pfc. Zachary T. Donaldson fires an M240B medium machine

Pfc. Zachary T. Donaldson fires an M240B medium machine

Pfc. Zachary T. Donaldson fires an M240B medium machine gun from a 7-ton truck during training Jan. 7 at Range 9 in the Central Training Area. The motor transport Marines studied the fundamentals of the medium ... More

Lance Cpl. Landon R. Beatty, left, and Cpl. Fernando

Lance Cpl. Landon R. Beatty, left, and Cpl. Fernando

Lance Cpl. Landon R. Beatty, left, and Cpl. Fernando Espinoza mount an M240B medium machine gun to a 7-ton truck during training Jan. 7 at Range 9 in the Central Training Area. The motor transportation Marines ... More

Lance Cpl. Tyler D. Henderson sprints during a machine

Lance Cpl. Tyler D. Henderson sprints during a machine

Lance Cpl. Tyler D. Henderson sprints during a machine gun drill Jan. 7 at Range 9 in the Central Training Area. Machine gun drills are an exercise where Marines sprint in teams of three towards a notional enem... More

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