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A Raptor aircraft breaks the sound barrier #aircraft
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That place where beauty meets destruction on Flickr.
#military #aircraft
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mommawatkins asked: Were you at the 3/4 send off!??! I was!!
What is the 3/4 send off?
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central park, circa 1935 by samuel gottscho (via historyinphotos.blogspot.com)
#NewYork #History
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chrysler building, 1934 by samuel gottscho (via historyinphotos.blogspot.com)
#NewYork #History
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empire state building, opening day, 1931 by samuel gottscho (via historyinphotos.blogspot.com)
#NewYork #History
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“Prohibition: The Best Method Against Liquor Traffic” Looking north at The Women’s Temperance Christian Union building at Temple and Broadway, 1939. The Broadway Tunnel can be seen in the background. Everything pictured here is gone (including the tunnel), demolished to make way for Civic Center expansion.
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Friends of the Marines and sailors of Company L, 3rd Battalion, 4th Marine Regiment, find a unique way of saying goodbye to their friends shortly before the buses pull out April 6, 2011. Lance Cpl. Sarah Anderson, 4/6/2011 Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center, 29 Palms, California #USMC #SupportOurTroops
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New York Tailors c. 1935
Proud owners Stephan and Barbara Mihalics standing in front of their tailor & dressmaking shop in New York circa 1935. [ Details: Stephan & Barbara Mihalics ]
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Confident in Hawaii - WWI
Checkout the confident face of this World War I soldier, Wiley G. Ellis, while stationed in Honolulu Hawaii 1916. [ Details: Wiley G. Ellis World War I ]
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U.S. Navy Ambulance Plane - 1940s
This U.S. Navy plane was used by the Corpus Christi Naval air station as an ambulance for rescue work when pilots in training would crash in inaccessible regions of Texas during the 1940’s. [ Details: Corpus Christi Naval Base Rescue Plane Texas ]