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Chemical Warfare Service - Drills - Miscellaneous - In final training, New York Guardsmen prepare for "over the top"

Chemical Warfare Service - Drills - Miscellaneous - In final training,...

Original Caption: In final training, New York Guardsmen prepare for "over the top". Photograph of the 102nd engineers (former 22nd Engineers. N.Y.N.G.) putting on their gas masks at top speed immediately after... More

Ceremonies - Salutes and Parades - New York - Send off parade finishing in the rain. "Send Off' Parade of New York Guardsmen passing through the famous Washington Arch at the lower end of Fifth Avenue, in the rain. August 30, 1917

Ceremonies - Salutes and Parades - New York - Send off parade finishin...

Photographer: International Film Service Ceremonies - Salutes and Parades - New York Public domain photograph related to the United States in World War One, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picry... More

Camouflage - Artillery - New York Guardsmen have camouflaged tank in camp. This camouflaged tank in one of the many instruments of war that are being used to help New York's Guardsmen at Camp Wadsworth train for the fighting "Over there."

Camouflage - Artillery - New York Guardsmen have camouflaged tank in c...

Date Taken: 1918 Photographer: Underwood & Underwood Camouflage - Artillery Public domain photograph of World War One military equipment, vehicle, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

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