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U.S. Army Signal Corps
Wright Brothers Airplane, Close up view, Orville Wright and Wilbur Wright
1908
2012.0491.0021
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Photograph
U.S. Army Signal Corps
Allied generals lined up at ceremonies which made General Pétain a Marshal of France, at Metz on December 8, 1918. Left to right; Joffre, Foch, Haig, Pershing, Gillain of Belgium, Albricci of Italy, and Haller of Poland.
December 8, 1918
2012.0491.0020
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U.S. Army Signal Corps
Gen. John J. Pershing decorating Maj. Richard Smith, 117th Field Signal Battalion (formerly 1st Field Signal Battalion, Missouri National Guard), 42nd Division, with a Distinguished Service Cross for bravery at Manonviller, Luniville sector.
September 7, 1918
2012.0491.0019
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U.S. Army Signal Corps
Council of four of the Peace Conference, Mr. David Lloyd George, Signor Vittorio Orlando, Monsieur Georges Clemenceau, and President Woodrow Wilson
May 27, 1919
2012.0491.0018
"Big Nims" with a gas mask. 366th Infantry Regiment, Third Battalion. Ainvelle, Voges, France
Photograph
U.S. Army Signal Corps
"Big Nims" with a gas mask. 366th Infantry Regiment, Third Battalion. Ainvelle, Voges, France
August 8, 1918
2012.0491.0017
Interior of church at Vaux, with troops of the 317th and 319th Ambulance Companies. 305th Sanitary Train at organ singing. Vaux, Ardennes, France.
Photograph
U.S. Army Signal Corps
Interior of church at Vaux, with troops of the 317th and 319th Ambulance Companies. 305th Sanitary Train at organ singing. Vaux, Ardennes, France.
November 5, 1918
2012.0491.0016
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Photograph
U.S. Army Signal Corps
Three United States Signal Corps photographers who were present during armistice negotiations in the woods near Compiegne. L to R: Sgt. (1st Cl.) Edward J. Schneider, New York; Pvt. William B. Gunshor, at the wheel, and Lt. E.O. Harris, seated in Ford car
November 12, 1918
2012.0491.0015
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Photograph
U.S. Army Signal Corps
American photographers going into battle lines on a British Army tank. Sgt. Morriss and Pvt. Persse, Signal Corps.
September 29, 1918
2012.0491.0014
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Photograph
U.S. Army Signal Corps
A remarkable snapshot taken at the instant of explosion of a captive kite balloon at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, April 2, 1918.
April 2, 1918
2012.0491.0013
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Photograph
U.S. Army Signal Corps
Infantry advancing on path through barbed-wire entanglements which tank has just made. One man has fallen over the barbed wire.
September 13, 1918
2012.0491.0012
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U.S. Army Signal Corps
Gun crew from Regimental Headquarters Company, 23rd Infantry, 2nd Division, firing 37 mm gun during an advance against German entrenched positions.
ca. 1916
2012.0491.0011
Lt. McDonald making movies of Sixth Field Artillery, First Division, while they are being shelled from their position. Near Exermont, Ardennes, France.
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U.S. Army Signal Corps
Lt. McDonald making movies of Sixth Field Artillery, First Division, while they are being shelled from their position. Near Exermont, Ardennes, France.
October 5, 1918
2012.0491.0010
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U.S. Army Signal Corps
The Advance up Hill 240. Yankee doughboys of the 18th Reg. Inf.. 1st Div., advancing up the slope near Exermont by "digging" the summit at intervals of every few yards.
ca. 1918
2012.0491.0009
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Photograph
U.S. Army Signal Corps
Pounding the German lines opposite Baleycourt Woods, near Nixeville, Department of the Meuse, with French 340 mm guns, manned by Yankee Coast artillerymen of the 35th Coast Artillery, 80th Division.
September 26, 1918
2012.0491.0008
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Photograph
U.S. Army Signal Corps
Battery A, 108th Field Artillery in action firing toward Chatel Chehery, Ardennes.
October 3, 1918
2012.0491.0007
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Photograph
U.S. Army Signal Corps
Lt. Cooper and his movie camera. Near Chateau Thierry, France
July 19, 1918
2012.0491.0006
The French observation post alongside the American. Signal Corps motion-picture unit at work. Cigarette Butte, known as Hill 274, near Mont des Allieux, France
Photograph
U.S. Army Signal Corps
The French observation post alongside the American. Signal Corps motion-picture unit at work. Cigarette Butte, known as Hill 274, near Mont des Allieux, France
September 26, 1918
2012.0491.0005
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Photograph
U.S. Army Signal Corps
Camera man Ulayte K. Whipple of the Universal Animated News ready to shoot. Post field, Fort Sill, Oklahoma
October 2, 1918
2012.0491.0004
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U.S. Army Signal Corps
Capt. Cooper of the Photograph Division of the Signal Corps, seated in the observer's seat of a Liberty plane, Rembercourt, Meurthe et Moselle, France
October 16, 1918
2012.0491.0003
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Photograph
U.S. Army Signal Corps
Photographic Unit, 35th Division, Commercy, Meuse, France
January 22, 1919
2012.0491.0002
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Photograph
U.S. Army Signal Corps
Photo Unit and equipment of 3d Division, Anderbach on Rhine,Germany
January 9, 1919
2012.0491.0001
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Film
U.S. Army Signal Corps
America Goes Over
1927
16mm triacetate positive print
2012.0196.0038
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Photograph
U.S. Army Signal Corps
Radar scope shows Moon hit
January 24, 1946
2009.0248.0001
[Photographer pass (U.S. Army Signal Corps Lt. Mark A. Freeman)]
Hybrid Photographic Object
U.S. Army Signal Corps
[Photographer pass (U.S. Army Signal Corps Lt. Mark A. Freeman)]
1942
2007.0128.0002
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