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Christmas is Vietnam
F-4B Phantom II
F-4B Phantom II aircraft of VMFA-323 'Death Rattlers' seen in air and at Da Nang, South Vietnam.
Meanwhile, at the Mekong Delta Beach Resort. 1970.
74 years ago today in Normandy….
82 years ago today in Normandy…
US Army M1919 Browning machine gun crew (possibly the 2nd Battalion, 26th Infantry Regiment) in action against German defenders in the streets of Aachen on the 15th October 1944.
Caryatids, Acropolis, Athens, photographed by Werner Bischof, 1946.
A B-17F loaded with AN-M47 incendiary bombs, 3 June 1943
A German barrage falls near Entente trenches. Believed to be in the Ypres salient during 1915.
"Women should be like how they were in the good old days, the 50s, you know, mid century"
Ok!
I'll go back if you will!
Uncredited cover art for After the Rain, by John Bowen, 1965
1990s Crayola kids cameras 🌈
Yuji Tezuka (b. 1953, Japanese) ~ Moon and Leaves, n/d
[Source: nihonbijutsuin.or.jp]
Burlington, Iowa. February 1942.
Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information.
Lorillard Tobacco Co, 1950
80s advertising radios
Source: Flickr/Joe Haupt
Военнослужащие 42-го морского разведывательного пункта СпН "Холуай" Тихоокеанского флота, вооруженные американским стрелковым оружием.
its interesting. The American special forces were often running around with soviet guns, for plausible deniability. Didn't know it was the same the other way around.
Real recognize real
can you imagine a gunfight between US and Soviet Special forces inside a neutral country and both sides deny they've been there, but the casings found, match to Soviet and US weapons anyways?
Enough current Russian SF have been seen carrying AR’s or using 5.56 AK’s where it’s not that far fetched. The real interesting part is if they’re sourcing or manufacturing the ammo. Imagine that same scenario but it’s all Lake City manufactured 5.56 casings everywhere. With how much of the supplies we send Ukraine/Israel/anywhere immediately hit the black market it’s entirely possible they have pallets of M855/M193
Dave’s Restaurant, New York. 1984.
Photo by Wayne Sorce.