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A rare 1918 photograph of 25,000 WW1 Soldiers assembled in perfect formation to create the "Human Liberty Bell". Fort Dix.
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A rare 1918 photograph of 25,000 WW1 Soldiers assembled in perfect formation to create the "Human Liberty Bell". Fort Dix.
Thanks, @hillbillycapep on Twitter, for this sight for sore eyes. Our soldier boy.
I just saw a beauty analysis video saying Elvis was a 7/10. LMAO, no way in hell!
“PATERNAL FIGURE” (FORT DIX) GBRRRL JOHNSEN // 2023 [collage, on printed paper | 9 x 12″]
a portrait of my father unbeknownst to me at the time of artistic conception. the material was sourced from his ‘Basic Training’ hardcover manual, received upon graduation in 1969 at Fort Dix (New Jersey).
KP duty at Fort Dix. (Why is it always associated with peeling potatoes?)
(George Strock. 1942)
There are two versions!!! I like the (fuzzy) second one because Max is grinning so very hard. I suspect I know why!
Elvis during a press conference in Fort Dix, March 3, 1960.
Elvis Presley arrives at McGuire Air Force Base, Fort Dix, after completing his Army tour of duty on March 3, 1960, in New Jersey.
Living photograph titled the Human Liberty Bell comprised of 25,000 officers and men at Fort Dix, Wrightstown, New Jersey, Mole & Thomas, 1918