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Fighting with the 2nd Infantry Division north of the Chongchon River, Sergeant First Class Major Cleveland, weapons squad leader, points out Communist-led North Korean position to his machine gun crew ca. November 1950 Stock Photo

RM2WX19FC–Fighting with the 2nd Infantry Division north of the Chongchon River, Sergeant First Class Major Cleveland, weapons squad leader, points out Communist-led North Korean position to his machine gun crew ca. November 1950

RMW6GMW6–Fighting with the 2nd Infantry Division north of the Chongchon River, Sergeant First Class Major Cleveland, weapons squad leader, points out Communist-led North Korean position to his machine gun crew.; General notes: Use War and Conflict Number 1426 when ordering a reproduction or requesting information about this image.

The American army display team at the German American folk festival in Berlin 1989 Stock Photo

RM2GYHKDF–The American army display team at the German American folk festival in Berlin 1989

Fight to shoot the championship of the 5th group of led weapons (5 ggw) with skewers. On the photo is the winning team of the 501 Squadron. On the left on the photo, Sergeant first class H. van Didden and 2nd of the right is Sergeant of the first class J. Teenment. Stock Photo

RM2F80CA5–Fight to shoot the championship of the 5th group of led weapons (5 ggw) with skewers. On the photo is the winning team of the 501 Squadron. On the left on the photo, Sergeant first class H. van Didden and 2nd of the right is Sergeant of the first class J. Teenment.

Soldiers competing in the Army’s first-ever Best Squad Competition begin the 12-mile foot march event on Fort Bragg, North Carolina, Oct. 3, 2022. Each squad competing in the Army Best Squad Competition consists of five Soldiers; a squad leader, which is a sergeant first class or staff sergeant; a team leader, which is a sergeant or corporal; and three squad members in the ranks of specialist or below. Stock Photo

RM2KFR659–Soldiers competing in the Army’s first-ever Best Squad Competition begin the 12-mile foot march event on Fort Bragg, North Carolina, Oct. 3, 2022. Each squad competing in the Army Best Squad Competition consists of five Soldiers; a squad leader, which is a sergeant first class or staff sergeant; a team leader, which is a sergeant or corporal; and three squad members in the ranks of specialist or below.

From left to right, Mr. Lester Cupp, Private Jim Roysdon and Sergeant First Class Walter Grogan, as they modify a Milwaukee brace mold in the Leg and Brace Shop at Letterman Army Medical Center. Base: The Presidio, San Francisco State: California (CA) Country: United States Of America (USA) Stock Photo

RM2M8049F–From left to right, Mr. Lester Cupp, Private Jim Roysdon and Sergeant First Class Walter Grogan, as they modify a Milwaukee brace mold in the Leg and Brace Shop at Letterman Army Medical Center. Base: The Presidio, San Francisco State: California (CA) Country: United States Of America (USA)

A photograph of Platoon 179 in training with the 1st Recruit Battalion, they are newly enlisted personnel with the United States Marine Corps, they are posing with two sergeants and a staff sergeant, Parris Island, South Carolina, October 30, 1964. Stock Photo

RMK0T57C–A photograph of Platoon 179 in training with the 1st Recruit Battalion, they are newly enlisted personnel with the United States Marine Corps, they are posing with two sergeants and a staff sergeant, Parris Island, South Carolina, October 30, 1964.

I.v.m. Major differences in the field of traffic legislation was decided to organize a quiz between the different groups of led weapons. During a short ceremony, the winning team of the engine transport Squadron of the 5th group of led weapons (5 GGW) becomes. The cup is held here by Sergeant first class C. Nauta. Stock Photo

RM2F7YEYR–I.v.m. Major differences in the field of traffic legislation was decided to organize a quiz between the different groups of led weapons. During a short ceremony, the winning team of the engine transport Squadron of the 5th group of led weapons (5 GGW) becomes. The cup is held here by Sergeant first class C. Nauta.

German pilot in the First World War, 1917 Stock Photo

RMCPMFDF–German pilot in the First World War, 1917

A group portrait of the soldiers of the 1104th Movement Detachment prior to the unit's demobilization. The detachment is a reserve unit that was called to active duty during Operation DESERT SHIELD. The soldiers are, from left: Sergeant First Class (SFC) Tommy Butler, Sergeant (SGT) Donald Davis, Lieutenant Dana Manuel and SGT Roy Wright. Subject Operation/Series: DESERT SHIELD Base: Fort Hood State: Texas(TX) Country: United States Of America(USA) Stock Photo

RM2M8FDB8–A group portrait of the soldiers of the 1104th Movement Detachment prior to the unit's demobilization. The detachment is a reserve unit that was called to active duty during Operation DESERT SHIELD. The soldiers are, from left: Sergeant First Class (SFC) Tommy Butler, Sergeant (SGT) Donald Davis, Lieutenant Dana Manuel and SGT Roy Wright. Subject Operation/Series: DESERT SHIELD Base: Fort Hood State: Texas(TX) Country: United States Of America(USA)

German soldiers eating during a break in the march in southern Ukraine. The first sergeant on the right wears the wounded badge in addition to the Iron Cross I Class. Photo: Hähle. [automated translation] Stock Photo

RM2RED4H0–German soldiers eating during a break in the march in southern Ukraine. The first sergeant on the right wears the wounded badge in addition to the Iron Cross I Class. Photo: Hähle. [automated translation]

Sergeant Major James Barrett, at present attached to the 2nd Division Military Mounted Police, Aldershot. He was the first military policeman to win the D.C.L. during the war. This he won at Greluvelt on Nov 2nd, 1914, He also has the 2nd class of George Medal, the meritorious service medal and was mentioned in despatches. Sergent Major Barrwett completes twenty one years service on January 28th, 1921 Stock Photo

RM2Y6N4T2–Sergeant Major James Barrett, at present attached to the 2nd Division Military Mounted Police, Aldershot. He was the first military policeman to win the D.C.L. during the war. This he won at Greluvelt on Nov 2nd, 1914, He also has the 2nd class of George Medal, the meritorious service medal and was mentioned in despatches. Sergent Major Barrwett completes twenty one years service on January 28th, 1921

Kittel, Otto 'Bruno', 21.2.1917 - 16.2.1945, German fighter pilot, portrait, as master sergeant in the Fighter Wing 54, late 1943, Stock Photo

RMFFMX6J–Kittel, Otto 'Bruno', 21.2.1917 - 16.2.1945, German fighter pilot, portrait, as master sergeant in the Fighter Wing 54, late 1943,

World War II, Private First Class Norman Diamond, gives a congratulatory pat to Staff Sergeant Basic and Private First Class Stock Photo

RMCWB34M–World War II, Private First Class Norman Diamond, gives a congratulatory pat to Staff Sergeant Basic and Private First Class

World War II, Private First Class Norman Diamond, gives a congratulatory pat to Staff Sergeant Basic and Private First Class Adler, have just received promotions under authority of DL (Dog Land) regulation 0000-900. They are mascots of a U.S. Signal Service in India, circa 1942. Stock Photo

RMBTJTGY–World War II, Private First Class Norman Diamond, gives a congratulatory pat to Staff Sergeant Basic and Private First Class Adler, have just received promotions under authority of DL (Dog Land) regulation 0000-900. They are mascots of a U.S. Signal Service in India, circa 1942.

Sergeant Dutch Landsturn C.J. Kolyn Iron cross first class. The 'Dutch' who were terrorising and murdering their own people for so many years on the service of the enemy, are now put into security. A special camp has been erected, where ca. 4000 Dutch SS prisoners (landguards, landsturn, Viking, Germania, Dutch Green Police, etc) await their judgement. June 01, 1945. (Photo by Willem Van De Poll, Anefo). Stock Photo

RM2JJY3CB–Sergeant Dutch Landsturn C.J. Kolyn Iron cross first class. The 'Dutch' who were terrorising and murdering their own people for so many years on the service of the enemy, are now put into security. A special camp has been erected, where ca. 4000 Dutch SS prisoners (landguards, landsturn, Viking, Germania, Dutch Green Police, etc) await their judgement. June 01, 1945. (Photo by Willem Van De Poll, Anefo).

Fayetteville, North Carolina, USA. 19th May, 2014. US Army Pfc. (Private First Class) Natasha Schuette, 21, was sexually assaulted by her drill sergeant during basic training and subsequently suffered harassment by other drill sergeants after reporting the assault at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. While Staff Sgt. Louis Corral is serving just four years in prison for assaulting her and four other female trainees, Natasha suffers daily from PTSD because of the attack. Now stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, she attends a civilian counseling session because it is too difficult to get regula Stock Photo

RME6CFWW–Fayetteville, North Carolina, USA. 19th May, 2014. US Army Pfc. (Private First Class) Natasha Schuette, 21, was sexually assaulted by her drill sergeant during basic training and subsequently suffered harassment by other drill sergeants after reporting the assault at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. While Staff Sgt. Louis Corral is serving just four years in prison for assaulting her and four other female trainees, Natasha suffers daily from PTSD because of the attack. Now stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, she attends a civilian counseling session because it is too difficult to get regula

The crew of the military airship Z IX, 1914 Stock Photo

RMC472KA–The crew of the military airship Z IX, 1914

. Philadelphia in the Civil War 1861-1865 [electronic resource] . ier-General,U. S. Volunteers. Robert Penn, Fireman, First Class, U. S. Navy.♦George C. Piatt, Private, 6th U. S. Cavalry. Noble D. Preston, Captain, 10th N. Y. Cavalry, Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel,N. Y. S. Volunteers. ♦Martin E. Scheibner, Private, 90th Penna. Infantry. ♦Alfred J. Sellers, Major, 90th Penna. Infantry, Brevet-Colonel, U. S. Vol-unteers. ♦J. Wallace Scott, Captain, 157th Penna. Infantry. George D. Sidman, 16th Michigan Infantry.♦George H. Stockman, First Lieutenant, 6th Missouri Infantry.John H. R. Storey, Sergeant, Stock Photo

RM2CGMH5G–. Philadelphia in the Civil War 1861-1865 [electronic resource] . ier-General,U. S. Volunteers. Robert Penn, Fireman, First Class, U. S. Navy.♦George C. Piatt, Private, 6th U. S. Cavalry. Noble D. Preston, Captain, 10th N. Y. Cavalry, Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel,N. Y. S. Volunteers. ♦Martin E. Scheibner, Private, 90th Penna. Infantry. ♦Alfred J. Sellers, Major, 90th Penna. Infantry, Brevet-Colonel, U. S. Vol-unteers. ♦J. Wallace Scott, Captain, 157th Penna. Infantry. George D. Sidman, 16th Michigan Infantry.♦George H. Stockman, First Lieutenant, 6th Missouri Infantry.John H. R. Storey, Sergeant,

RM2WXKM90–Fighting with the 2nd Infantry Division north of the Chongchon River, Sergeant First Class Major Cleveland, weapons squad leader, points out Communist-led North Korean position to his machine gun crew ca. November 1950

After choking in his dentures Sergeant J. Dijkstra saves his colleague, K. Koelewijn through an emergency operation with a pocket knife in the Princess Margriet barracks in Wezep Sergeant First Class K. Koelewijn with his son and related to the throat Date: 20 October 1966 Location: Gelderland, Wezep Keywords: surgery, children, military personname: Koelewijn, K. Stock Photo

RM2ARRM5R–After choking in his dentures Sergeant J. Dijkstra saves his colleague, K. Koelewijn through an emergency operation with a pocket knife in the Princess Margriet barracks in Wezep Sergeant First Class K. Koelewijn with his son and related to the throat Date: 20 October 1966 Location: Gelderland, Wezep Keywords: surgery, children, military personname: Koelewijn, K.

Medal ceremony on the Eastern Front, 1941 Stock Photo

RMFD7748–Medal ceremony on the Eastern Front, 1941

RM2MNG6GG–Soldiers competing in the Army’s first-ever Best Squad Competition begin the 12-mile foot march event on Fort Bragg, North Carolina, Oct. 3, 2022. Each squad competing in the Army Best Squad Competition consists of five Soldiers; a squad leader, which is a sergeant first class or staff sergeant; a team leader, which is a sergeant or corporal; and three squad members in the ranks of specialist or below.

RM2M8FDC0–A group portrait of the soldiers of the 1104th Movement Detachment prior to the unit's demobilization. The detachment is a reserve unit that was called to active duty during Operation DESERT SHIELD. The soldiers are, from left: Sergeant First Class (SFC) Tommy Butler, Sergeant (SGT) Donald Davis, Lieutenant Dana Manuel and SGT Roy Wright. Subject Operation/Series: DESERT SHIELD Base: Fort Hood State: Texas(TX) Country: United States Of America(USA)

SPECIALIST Sixth Class Dale Larry, a medical aidman with the Medical Platoon, 3/37 Armor, administers first-aid to STAFF Sergeant Steve Colson while on manuvers at the National Training Center. Base: Fort Irwin State: California (CA) Country: United States Of America (USA) Stock Photo

RM2M80RTE–SPECIALIST Sixth Class Dale Larry, a medical aidman with the Medical Platoon, 3/37 Armor, administers first-aid to STAFF Sergeant Steve Colson while on manuvers at the National Training Center. Base: Fort Irwin State: California (CA) Country: United States Of America (USA)

Kittel, Otto 'Bruno', 21.2.1917 - 16.2.1945, German fighter pilot, portrait, as staff sergeant in the Fighter Wing 54, wing commander major Hubertus von Bonin congratulates to the Knight's Cross, Vitebsk, Belarus, 29.10.1943, Stock Photo

RMFFMX6H–Kittel, Otto 'Bruno', 21.2.1917 - 16.2.1945, German fighter pilot, portrait, as staff sergeant in the Fighter Wing 54, wing commander major Hubertus von Bonin congratulates to the Knight's Cross, Vitebsk, Belarus, 29.10.1943,

STAFF Sergeant Robert E. Brown, a Marine drill instructor at the Aviation Officer Candidate School, uses a bullhorn to speak to his class of candidates on their first morning at the school. Base: Naval Air Station, Pensacola State: Florida (FL) Country: United States Of America (USA) Stock Photo

RM2M7TK03–STAFF Sergeant Robert E. Brown, a Marine drill instructor at the Aviation Officer Candidate School, uses a bullhorn to speak to his class of candidates on their first morning at the school. Base: Naval Air Station, Pensacola State: Florida (FL) Country: United States Of America (USA)

Private First Class Donald Shriver, Clerk, S-3 Section, 2/3, enters the Battalion Command Post near Danang, Vietnam on April 30, 1965. This photo was taken by Sergeant R.R. Reynolds and is a Defense Department photograph from the Vietnam War. Stock Photo

RM2TA2G3A–Private First Class Donald Shriver, Clerk, S-3 Section, 2/3, enters the Battalion Command Post near Danang, Vietnam on April 30, 1965. This photo was taken by Sergeant R.R. Reynolds and is a Defense Department photograph from the Vietnam War.

RME6Y0A7–Fayetteville, North Carolina, USA. 19th May, 2014. US Army Pfc. (Private First Class) NATASHA SCHUETTE, 21, was sexually assaulted by her drill sergeant during basic training and subsequently suffered harassment by other drill sergeants after reporting the assault at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. While Staff Sgt. Louis Corral is serving just four years in prison for assaulting her and four other female trainees, Natasha suffers daily from PTSD because of the attack. Now stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, she attends a civilian counseling session because it is too difficult to get regula

. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 12 The Florists^ Review Dbcdmbbb 5, 1918. scientific expert in charge of small fruit investigations, "Assisting Sergeant Darrow are seven enlisted men, several of whom, like the head of the department himself, are graduates of a state agricultural col- lege and all of whom have had first- class experience in farming on a large scale. Of these eight instructors four are from the south, two from the west and two from the east, a proportion which nearly applies to the patients in the hospital who take the courses. "The greenhouse work commen Stock Photo

RMRRHMAA–. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 12 The Florists^ Review Dbcdmbbb 5, 1918. scientific expert in charge of small fruit investigations, "Assisting Sergeant Darrow are seven enlisted men, several of whom, like the head of the department himself, are graduates of a state agricultural col- lege and all of whom have had first- class experience in farming on a large scale. Of these eight instructors four are from the south, two from the west and two from the east, a proportion which nearly applies to the patients in the hospital who take the courses. "The greenhouse work commen

RM2X1EMC7–Fighting with the 2nd Infantry Division north of the Chongchon River, Sergeant First Class Major Cleveland, weapons squad leader, points out Communist-led North Korean position to his machine gun crew ca. November 1950

RM2ARRM6P–After choking in his dentures Sergeant J. Dijkstra saves his colleague, K. Koelewijn through an emergency operation with a pocket knife in the Princess Margriet barracks in Wezep Sergeant First Class K. Koelewijn with his son and related to the throat Date: 20 October 1966 Location: Gelderland, Wezep Keywords: surgery, children, military personname: Koelewijn, K.

Kittel, Otto 'Bruno', 21.2.1917 - 16.2.1945, German fighter pilot, half length, at the front of the table, as staff sergeant in the Fighter Wing 54, celebration of the bestowal of the Knight's Cross, air base Vitebsk, Belarus, 29.10.1943, Stock Photo

RMFFMX6N–Kittel, Otto 'Bruno', 21.2.1917 - 16.2.1945, German fighter pilot, half length, at the front of the table, as staff sergeant in the Fighter Wing 54, celebration of the bestowal of the Knight's Cross, air base Vitebsk, Belarus, 29.10.1943,

'General Leonard F. Chapman Jr., Commandant of the Marine Corps, accompanied by Sergeant Major Joseph Daily, talks with Private First Class Michael R. Johnson, a Rifleman in the Special Landing Force Dravo. This photo was taken during Gen. Chapman's visit to Vietnam in August 1969.' Stock Photo

RM2TA3M9J–'General Leonard F. Chapman Jr., Commandant of the Marine Corps, accompanied by Sergeant Major Joseph Daily, talks with Private First Class Michael R. Johnson, a Rifleman in the Special Landing Force Dravo. This photo was taken during Gen. Chapman's visit to Vietnam in August 1969.'

RME6CFTK–Fayetteville, North Carolina, USA. 19th May, 2014. US Army Pfc. (Private First Class) Natasha Schuette, 21, was sexually assaulted by her drill sergeant during basic training and subsequently suffered harassment by other drill sergeants after reporting the assault at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. While Staff Sgt. Louis Corral is serving just four years in prison for assaulting her and four other female trainees, Natasha suffers daily from PTSD because of the attack. Now stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, she attends a civilian counseling session because it is too difficult to get regula

RM2ARRMDN–After choking in his dentures Sergeant J. Dijkstra saves his colleague, K. Koelewijn through an emergency operation with a pocket knife in the Princess Margriet barracks in Wezep Sergeant First Class K. Koelewijn with his son and related to the throat Date: 20 October 1966 Location: Gelderland, Wezep Keywords: surgery, children, military personname: Koelewijn, K.

Congressman White (Texas) interacts with Marines from the 1st Reconnaissance Battalion during his visit to Vietnam in December 1967. The Marines in the photo are Sergeant Hawrylak, Sergeant Mathis, Corporal Fell, Corporal Lansburg, 1st Lieutenant Taussic, Corporal Schiffbauer, Private First Class Aguhrre, and Lance Corporal Bahr. Stock Photo

RM2TA37FG–Congressman White (Texas) interacts with Marines from the 1st Reconnaissance Battalion during his visit to Vietnam in December 1967. The Marines in the photo are Sergeant Hawrylak, Sergeant Mathis, Corporal Fell, Corporal Lansburg, 1st Lieutenant Taussic, Corporal Schiffbauer, Private First Class Aguhrre, and Lance Corporal Bahr.

May 19, 2014 - Fayetteville, North Carolina, USA - US Army Pfc. (Private First Class) Natasha Schuette, 21, was sexually assaulted by her drill sergeant during basic training and subsequently suffered harassment by other drill sergeants after reporting the assault at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. While Staff Sgt. Louis Corral is serving just four years in prison for assaulting her and four other female trainees, Natasha suffers daily from PTSD because of the attack. Now stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, she attends a civilian counseling session because it is too difficult to get regula Stock Photo

RME6CGBJ–May 19, 2014 - Fayetteville, North Carolina, USA - US Army Pfc. (Private First Class) Natasha Schuette, 21, was sexually assaulted by her drill sergeant during basic training and subsequently suffered harassment by other drill sergeants after reporting the assault at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. While Staff Sgt. Louis Corral is serving just four years in prison for assaulting her and four other female trainees, Natasha suffers daily from PTSD because of the attack. Now stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, she attends a civilian counseling session because it is too difficult to get regula

Fayetteville, NC, USA. 20th Mar, 2014. US Army Pfc. (Private First Class) Natasha Schuette, 21, was sexually assaulted by her drill sergeant during basic training and subsequently suffered harassment by other drill sergeants after reporting the assault at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. While Staff Sgt. Louis Corral is serving just four years in prison for assaulting her and four other female trainees, Natasha suffers daily from PTSD because of the attack. She is now stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. A loner since her assault, she sets up a survival green house in her back yard. (Credi Stock Photo

RME6CFTP–Fayetteville, NC, USA. 20th Mar, 2014. US Army Pfc. (Private First Class) Natasha Schuette, 21, was sexually assaulted by her drill sergeant during basic training and subsequently suffered harassment by other drill sergeants after reporting the assault at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. While Staff Sgt. Louis Corral is serving just four years in prison for assaulting her and four other female trainees, Natasha suffers daily from PTSD because of the attack. She is now stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. A loner since her assault, she sets up a survival green house in her back yard. (Credi

Sergeant Carl Weinke and Private First Class Ernest Marjoram, Signal Corps cameramen, wading through stream while following infantry troops in forward area during invasion at a beach in New Guinea. Red Beach 2, Tanahmerah.; General notes: Use War and Conflict Number 868 when ordering a reproduction or requesting information about this image. Stock Photo

RMW6M2NH–Sergeant Carl Weinke and Private First Class Ernest Marjoram, Signal Corps cameramen, wading through stream while following infantry troops in forward area during invasion at a beach in New Guinea. Red Beach 2, Tanahmerah.; General notes: Use War and Conflict Number 868 when ordering a reproduction or requesting information about this image.

Private First Class William L. Martin, III and his father, First Sergeant William L. Martin, reunite at Chulai Airfield's defense center during the Vietnam War. Both are members of the 2nd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment, with 1st Sgt. Martin being a 25-year veteran and recipient of the Silver and Bronze Stars. Stock Photo

RM2TA302B–Private First Class William L. Martin, III and his father, First Sergeant William L. Martin, reunite at Chulai Airfield's defense center during the Vietnam War. Both are members of the 2nd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment, with 1st Sgt. Martin being a 25-year veteran and recipient of the Silver and Bronze Stars.

March 20, 2014 - Fayetteville, North Carolina, U.S. - US Army Pfc. (Private First Class) NATASHA SCHUETTE, 21, was sexually assaulted by her drill sergeant during basic training and subsequently suffered harassment by other drill sergeants after reporting the assault at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. While Staff Sgt. Louis Corral is serving just four years in prison for assaulting her and four other female trainees, Natasha suffers daily from PTSD because of the attack. She is now stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. A loner since her assault, she sets up a survival green house in her back Stock Photo

RME6CGPM–March 20, 2014 - Fayetteville, North Carolina, U.S. - US Army Pfc. (Private First Class) NATASHA SCHUETTE, 21, was sexually assaulted by her drill sergeant during basic training and subsequently suffered harassment by other drill sergeants after reporting the assault at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. While Staff Sgt. Louis Corral is serving just four years in prison for assaulting her and four other female trainees, Natasha suffers daily from PTSD because of the attack. She is now stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. A loner since her assault, she sets up a survival green house in her back

Private First Class Troy Dixon, Leadhill, Arkansas, uses a Japanese barber chair to cut the hair of Sergeant John Anderson, Anita, Pennsylvania Both men are members of the 363rd Field Artillery Battalion., located near Shuri. Okinawa, June 10, 1945.; General notes: Use War and Conflict Number 928 when ordering a reproduction or requesting information about this image. Stock Photo

RMW6K61H–Private First Class Troy Dixon, Leadhill, Arkansas, uses a Japanese barber chair to cut the hair of Sergeant John Anderson, Anita, Pennsylvania Both men are members of the 363rd Field Artillery Battalion., located near Shuri. Okinawa, June 10, 1945.; General notes: Use War and Conflict Number 928 when ordering a reproduction or requesting information about this image.

Caption: Master Gunnery Sergeant Charles A. Bender watches as Private First Class Willaim L. Robinson demonstrates a judo move by throwing Lance Corporal Felton Neal over his shoulder. The photograph was taken on January 15, 1970, during a lesson at a military school in Vietnam. Stock Photo

RM2TA3D0E–Caption: Master Gunnery Sergeant Charles A. Bender watches as Private First Class Willaim L. Robinson demonstrates a judo move by throwing Lance Corporal Felton Neal over his shoulder. The photograph was taken on January 15, 1970, during a lesson at a military school in Vietnam.

Fayetteville, North Carolina, USA. 20th Mar, 2014. US Army Pfc. (Private First Class) NATASHA SCHUETTE, 21, was sexually assaulted by her drill sergeant during basic training and subsequently suffered harassment by other drill sergeants after reporting the assault at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. While Staff Sgt. Louis Corral is serving just four years in prison for assaulting her and four other female trainees, Natasha suffers daily from PTSD because of the attack. She is now stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. A loner since her assault, she sets up a survival green house in her back Stock Photo

RME6Y0A0–Fayetteville, North Carolina, USA. 20th Mar, 2014. US Army Pfc. (Private First Class) NATASHA SCHUETTE, 21, was sexually assaulted by her drill sergeant during basic training and subsequently suffered harassment by other drill sergeants after reporting the assault at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. While Staff Sgt. Louis Corral is serving just four years in prison for assaulting her and four other female trainees, Natasha suffers daily from PTSD because of the attack. She is now stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. A loner since her assault, she sets up a survival green house in her back

RMW1J8PF–Sergeant Carl Weinke and Private First Class Ernest Marjoram, Signal Corps cameramen, wading through stream while following infantry troops in forward area during invasion at a beach in New Guinea. Red Beach 2, Tanahmerah.; General notes: Use War and Conflict Number 868 when ordering a reproduction or requesting information about this image.

U.S. Congressman C.E. Chamberlain and members of the Marine Corps in Vietnam, Private First Class R.K. Bradley Jr., Lance Corporal R.J. Potts, and Sergeant H.J. Steffens, enjoy a meal together. This photo was taken during President Lyndon Johnson's visit in April 1966 as part of a Congressional tour. Stock Photo

RM2TA2GPC–U.S. Congressman C.E. Chamberlain and members of the Marine Corps in Vietnam, Private First Class R.K. Bradley Jr., Lance Corporal R.J. Potts, and Sergeant H.J. Steffens, enjoy a meal together. This photo was taken during President Lyndon Johnson's visit in April 1966 as part of a Congressional tour.

RMW1HR3N–Private First Class Troy Dixon, Leadhill, Arkansas, uses a Japanese barber chair to cut the hair of Sergeant John Anderson, Anita, Pennsylvania Both men are members of the 363rd Field Artillery Battalion., located near Shuri. Okinawa, June 10, 1945.; General notes: Use War and Conflict Number 928 when ordering a reproduction or requesting information about this image.

'Private First Class Arthur E. Ogden, Jr. and Sergeant Randall Jernigan, members of the Force Logistic Command's (FLC) Provisional Rifle Company, are shown probing a stream for hidden enemy goods and munitions. The photo was taken at Camp Jay K. Books in Vietnam, where the FLC provides security as the largest logistic support organization in the Marine Corps.' Stock Photo

RM2TA2RXY–'Private First Class Arthur E. Ogden, Jr. and Sergeant Randall Jernigan, members of the Force Logistic Command's (FLC) Provisional Rifle Company, are shown probing a stream for hidden enemy goods and munitions. The photo was taken at Camp Jay K. Books in Vietnam, where the FLC provides security as the largest logistic support organization in the Marine Corps.'

Members of the military and government officials discuss weather conditions in Vietnam. Pictured are Congressman Pollack, alongside Marines Sergeant Hawrylak, Sergeant Mathis, Corporal Fell, and Corporal Lansburg. Also present are 1st Lieutenant Taussic, Corporal Schiffbauer, Private First Class Aguhrre, and Lance Corporal Bahr. Taken on December 29, 1967, in Vietnam. (Photographer: Cpl Davenport) Stock Photo

RM2TA3KEY–Members of the military and government officials discuss weather conditions in Vietnam. Pictured are Congressman Pollack, alongside Marines Sergeant Hawrylak, Sergeant Mathis, Corporal Fell, and Corporal Lansburg. Also present are 1st Lieutenant Taussic, Corporal Schiffbauer, Private First Class Aguhrre, and Lance Corporal Bahr. Taken on December 29, 1967, in Vietnam. (Photographer: Cpl Davenport)

American servicemen participate in a County Fair Operation in the Vietnamese hamlet of Phu Le. Lance Corporal R. E. Cowden, Private First Class C. N. Boykin, Sergeant G. E. Best, and Lance Corporal J. M. Paulson, attached to the S Comm. Section, 2nd Battalion, 7th Regiment, use their talents to entertain the local community. Stock Photo

RM2TA2RGD–American servicemen participate in a County Fair Operation in the Vietnamese hamlet of Phu Le. Lance Corporal R. E. Cowden, Private First Class C. N. Boykin, Sergeant G. E. Best, and Lance Corporal J. M. Paulson, attached to the S Comm. Section, 2nd Battalion, 7th Regiment, use their talents to entertain the local community.

Private First Class Michael Wargo, from Westville, Ill., shows his platoon commander, Sergeant John E. Gaines, from Santa Ana, Calif., where a Viet Cong bullet entered his helmet. Despite the impact, Wargo was unharmed, as the bullet did not penetrate the helmet. Wargo later survived being shot in the flak jacket without injury. Stock Photo

RM2TA3CET–Private First Class Michael Wargo, from Westville, Ill., shows his platoon commander, Sergeant John E. Gaines, from Santa Ana, Calif., where a Viet Cong bullet entered his helmet. Despite the impact, Wargo was unharmed, as the bullet did not penetrate the helmet. Wargo later survived being shot in the flak jacket without injury.

Caption: Staff Sergeant George Selby from the Information Services Office interviews Private First Class Gary Haggerty of Haskelle town, N.Y., during a Day Patrol with the 1st Reconnaissance, 2nd Battalion, First Marines in Vietnam. This shot was taken on September 11, 1967, and captured their conversation in the middle of a river. Stock Photo

RM2TA3R7A–Caption: Staff Sergeant George Selby from the Information Services Office interviews Private First Class Gary Haggerty of Haskelle town, N.Y., during a Day Patrol with the 1st Reconnaissance, 2nd Battalion, First Marines in Vietnam. This shot was taken on September 11, 1967, and captured their conversation in the middle of a river.

'Marine Corps personnel, Private First Class Arthur B. Ogden, Jr. and Sergeant Randall Jernigan, from the Marina Corpa Force Logistic Command's Provisional Rifle Company, check a villager's papers and identification card during a patrol in CAMP JAY K. BOOKS, Vietnam. The photograph was taken on April 1, 3270 by Sgt Bill Dahl.' Stock Photo

RM2TA2NJN–'Marine Corps personnel, Private First Class Arthur B. Ogden, Jr. and Sergeant Randall Jernigan, from the Marina Corpa Force Logistic Command's Provisional Rifle Company, check a villager's papers and identification card during a patrol in CAMP JAY K. BOOKS, Vietnam. The photograph was taken on April 1, 3270 by Sgt Bill Dahl.'

Congressman C. E. Chamberlain greets Private First Class R. H. Bradley Jr., Sergeant H. J. Steffens, and Lance Corporal R. J. Potts during a Congressional tour in Vietnam in April 1966. The photograph was taken by the Defense Department and is marked as part of the Photographs of American Military Activities during the Vietnam War collection. Stock Photo

RM2TA2704–Congressman C. E. Chamberlain greets Private First Class R. H. Bradley Jr., Sergeant H. J. Steffens, and Lance Corporal R. J. Potts during a Congressional tour in Vietnam in April 1966. The photograph was taken by the Defense Department and is marked as part of the Photographs of American Military Activities during the Vietnam War collection.

Private First Class George L. Brown from Royston, Georgia, fuses the three-millionth pound of ordnance for delivery on the Viet Cong forces by Marine Fighter-Attack Squadron (VNPA)-115. Master Sergeant Raymond W. Smith from Sparta, New Jersey, observes the skill of the squadron's newest member. This photograph was taken on August 3, 1966 in Vietnam. Stock Photo

RM2TA33DX–Private First Class George L. Brown from Royston, Georgia, fuses the three-millionth pound of ordnance for delivery on the Viet Cong forces by Marine Fighter-Attack Squadron (VNPA)-115. Master Sergeant Raymond W. Smith from Sparta, New Jersey, observes the skill of the squadron's newest member. This photograph was taken on August 3, 1966 in Vietnam.

U.S. Marines display Vietnamese weapons and traps during the Vietnam War on February 23, 1967. Pictured from left to right are Corporal Richard A. Trybua, Private First Class Donald S. Donies, and Sergeant Donald M. Churchill. The photograph shows pungi foot traps with barbed iron spikes. This image is from the collection of American military activities during the Vietnam War. Stock Photo

RM2TA3525–U.S. Marines display Vietnamese weapons and traps during the Vietnam War on February 23, 1967. Pictured from left to right are Corporal Richard A. Trybua, Private First Class Donald S. Donies, and Sergeant Donald M. Churchill. The photograph shows pungi foot traps with barbed iron spikes. This image is from the collection of American military activities during the Vietnam War.

A 19 year old Marine, Private First Class R. Helson, is being carried by Battalion Sergeant Major R.G. Unger and HM Bob Peeples. Pfc. Nelson broke his ankle while on a night patrol during Operation HARVEST MOON. The image was taken on December 10, 1965 in Hoi An, Vietnam. It is a defense department photo (Marine Corps). Stock Photo

RM2TA369T–A 19 year old Marine, Private First Class R. Helson, is being carried by Battalion Sergeant Major R.G. Unger and HM Bob Peeples. Pfc. Nelson broke his ankle while on a night patrol during Operation HARVEST MOON. The image was taken on December 10, 1965 in Hoi An, Vietnam. It is a defense department photo (Marine Corps).

Sergeant Major Joseph Daily, Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps, engages in conversation with Private First Class Ralph Garrison, a machine gunner in the 81mm Mortar Platoon, Special Landing Force Bravo. They are seen talking during the visit of General Leonard F. Chapman Jr., Commandant of the Marine Corps, in August 1969. This photo is a Department of Defense image taken during the Vietnam War. Stock Photo

RM2TA36BD–Sergeant Major Joseph Daily, Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps, engages in conversation with Private First Class Ralph Garrison, a machine gunner in the 81mm Mortar Platoon, Special Landing Force Bravo. They are seen talking during the visit of General Leonard F. Chapman Jr., Commandant of the Marine Corps, in August 1969. This photo is a Department of Defense image taken during the Vietnam War.

A Marine Corps photograph from 1969 shows Private First Class Harry Kline-felter displaying the 'backpack bushwack', a lightweight multi-purpose illumination system. The system, weighing less than 40 pounds, was designed by Master Sergeant W. Hargrove and carried in a standard haversack. Activation is as simple as flipping a switch, providing battery-powered illumination for small units operating at night. Stock Photo

RM2TA2EE7–A Marine Corps photograph from 1969 shows Private First Class Harry Kline-felter displaying the 'backpack bushwack', a lightweight multi-purpose illumination system. The system, weighing less than 40 pounds, was designed by Master Sergeant W. Hargrove and carried in a standard haversack. Activation is as simple as flipping a switch, providing battery-powered illumination for small units operating at night.

Marines from 'G' Company, 2nd Battalion, First Marine Regiment patrolling and securing the area around Tu Can Bridge by raft, seven miles south of Danang, Vietnam. Pictured are Private First Class Charles E. Steen, Private Daniel P. Visich, Sergeant James E. Ingle, and Lance Corporal Phillip B. Jones. Photo taken on September 27, 1969, during the Vietnam War. Stock Photo

RM2TA2RC8–Marines from 'G' Company, 2nd Battalion, First Marine Regiment patrolling and securing the area around Tu Can Bridge by raft, seven miles south of Danang, Vietnam. Pictured are Private First Class Charles E. Steen, Private Daniel P. Visich, Sergeant James E. Ingle, and Lance Corporal Phillip B. Jones. Photo taken on September 27, 1969, during the Vietnam War.

A Marine sets up a perimeter outpost south of the Danang airbase during combat in Vietnam. The gunnery sergeant, named Gummery Sergeant H. D. Marine, is seen working with fellow Marines Lance Corporal M. A. Mjett, Private First Class R. J. Moore, and Private First Class M. F. Reunke. This photograph showcases the dedication and courage of American military personnel during the Vietnam War. Stock Photo

RM2TA2K6H–A Marine sets up a perimeter outpost south of the Danang airbase during combat in Vietnam. The gunnery sergeant, named Gummery Sergeant H. D. Marine, is seen working with fellow Marines Lance Corporal M. A. Mjett, Private First Class R. J. Moore, and Private First Class M. F. Reunke. This photograph showcases the dedication and courage of American military personnel during the Vietnam War.

Sergeant Muliman Tela, squad leader of the 1st Squad, 3rd Platoon, Company I, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marines, briefing his fire team leaders in the rain during a patrol on September 19, 1965 in Vietnam. Pictured from left to right are Private First Class Jose Pacheco, Sergeant Tela, Lance Corporal Charles Landauer, and Corporal Richard Milton. Photograph taken by Sergeant Woltner. (MARINE CORPS) A185693 ZUB. Stock Photo

RM2TA3AWP–Sergeant Muliman Tela, squad leader of the 1st Squad, 3rd Platoon, Company I, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marines, briefing his fire team leaders in the rain during a patrol on September 19, 1965 in Vietnam. Pictured from left to right are Private First Class Jose Pacheco, Sergeant Tela, Lance Corporal Charles Landauer, and Corporal Richard Milton. Photograph taken by Sergeant Woltner. (MARINE CORPS) A185693 ZUB.

Members of 'G' Company, 2nd Battalion, First Marine Regiment, Patrol the area seven miles south of DaNang during the Vietnam War. In this photograph taken on September 27, 1969, Private First Class Charles E. Steen, Private Daniel P. Visich, Lance Corporal Phillip B. Jonss, and Sergeant James E. Ingle are checking beneath the Tu Cau Bridge for explosives that may have been placed there for the purpose of destroying the bridge. Stock Photo

RM2TA2K2J–Members of 'G' Company, 2nd Battalion, First Marine Regiment, Patrol the area seven miles south of DaNang during the Vietnam War. In this photograph taken on September 27, 1969, Private First Class Charles E. Steen, Private Daniel P. Visich, Lance Corporal Phillip B. Jonss, and Sergeant James E. Ingle are checking beneath the Tu Cau Bridge for explosives that may have been placed there for the purpose of destroying the bridge.

Soldiers of the battalion at Camp Butler in Okinawa are pictured in this image, engaged in different activities while waiting for the enemy to strike. In the foreground, Corporal Michael E. Wells and Private First Class John W. McCormick are engrossed in a game of chess. Staff Sergeant Joe A. Cenicero and Lance Corporal Evan D. Webb can be seen ensuring their weapons are ready for action. The photograph was taken by Corporal W.A. Oberg, credited to the Defense Department (Marine Corps). Stock Photo

RM2TA3D4D–Soldiers of the battalion at Camp Butler in Okinawa are pictured in this image, engaged in different activities while waiting for the enemy to strike. In the foreground, Corporal Michael E. Wells and Private First Class John W. McCormick are engrossed in a game of chess. Staff Sergeant Joe A. Cenicero and Lance Corporal Evan D. Webb can be seen ensuring their weapons are ready for action. The photograph was taken by Corporal W.A. Oberg, credited to the Defense Department (Marine Corps).

Major General Lewis W. Walt celebrates the 23rd anniversary of the 3rd Marine Division by cutting a cake at the FISG's command post in Vietnam. Sergeant Major Herbert L. Nickel and Private First Class Pat E. Owens, the oldest and youngest Marines in the group, await their slice of cake. First Lieutenant James P. Symth looks on. Stock Photo

RM2TA3F3G–Major General Lewis W. Walt celebrates the 23rd anniversary of the 3rd Marine Division by cutting a cake at the FISG's command post in Vietnam. Sergeant Major Herbert L. Nickel and Private First Class Pat E. Owens, the oldest and youngest Marines in the group, await their slice of cake. First Lieutenant James P. Symth looks on.

Private First Class Brian O'Connell, a Canadian soldier from Montreal, Quebec, prepares to load the 75,000th round to be fired by 'C' Battery of the Lot Battalion, Twelfth Regiment, during artillery operations in Vietnam on March 20, 1967. This photograph was taken by Sergeant NeVeigh and is part of the Defense Department's collection. Stock Photo

RM2TA2RY4–Private First Class Brian O'Connell, a Canadian soldier from Montreal, Quebec, prepares to load the 75,000th round to be fired by 'C' Battery of the Lot Battalion, Twelfth Regiment, during artillery operations in Vietnam on March 20, 1967. This photograph was taken by Sergeant NeVeigh and is part of the Defense Department's collection.

Marine Grenadier Private First Class Michael C. Trinwith and South Vietnamese Ranger Master Sergeant Ngo Si Hung discussing searching procedures during a sweep of Villages north of FLC perimeter by the Provisional Rifle Company. Photograph taken in Vietnam in March 1973. Stock Photo

RM2TA39XW–Marine Grenadier Private First Class Michael C. Trinwith and South Vietnamese Ranger Master Sergeant Ngo Si Hung discussing searching procedures during a sweep of Villages north of FLC perimeter by the Provisional Rifle Company. Photograph taken in Vietnam in March 1973.

Private First Class Hank Knickerbocker, hailing from Ogden, Utah, was captured in this September 1965 photograph during combat in Vietnam. He sustained a shoulder injury when targeted by a Viet Cong sniper but his flight jacket provided crucial protection. This image was captured by Sergeant H. Shipp for the 3rd Marine Division. Stock Photo

RM2TA2B9J–Private First Class Hank Knickerbocker, hailing from Ogden, Utah, was captured in this September 1965 photograph during combat in Vietnam. He sustained a shoulder injury when targeted by a Viet Cong sniper but his flight jacket provided crucial protection. This image was captured by Sergeant H. Shipp for the 3rd Marine Division.

A U.S. Marine, Private First Class W. F. Koupray from Anlioch, California, guards Vietnamese workers as they harvest rice in a rice paddy during September 1965. This photograph, taken by Staff Sergeant H. Shipp, captures a moment of cooperation between American military personnel and Vietnamese civilians. Stock Photo

RM2TA2PNG–A U.S. Marine, Private First Class W. F. Koupray from Anlioch, California, guards Vietnamese workers as they harvest rice in a rice paddy during September 1965. This photograph, taken by Staff Sergeant H. Shipp, captures a moment of cooperation between American military personnel and Vietnamese civilians.

Private First Class Tony Graziano, a radio relay operator with the 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines, maintains physical fitness by lifting 80-pound barbells. The image was dated April 17, 1965, taken by Sergeant R.R. Reynolds, and is part of a series documenting American military activities during the Vietnam War. Stock Photo

RM2TA3JNP–Private First Class Tony Graziano, a radio relay operator with the 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines, maintains physical fitness by lifting 80-pound barbells. The image was dated April 17, 1965, taken by Sergeant R.R. Reynolds, and is part of a series documenting American military activities during the Vietnam War.

Amarine Private First Class Richard C. Spaniol (Rochester, Minn.) observes the jungle for any indications of enemy presence during Operation Auburn, which was carried out south of Da Nang on December 28, 1967. He belongs to 'I' Company, 3rd Battalion of the Fifth Marine Regiment. This photograph was taken by Sergeant Dickman, courtesy of the U.S. Defense Department (Marine Corps). Stock Photo

RM2TA3AHT–Amarine Private First Class Richard C. Spaniol (Rochester, Minn.) observes the jungle for any indications of enemy presence during Operation Auburn, which was carried out south of Da Nang on December 28, 1967. He belongs to 'I' Company, 3rd Battalion of the Fifth Marine Regiment. This photograph was taken by Sergeant Dickman, courtesy of the U.S. Defense Department (Marine Corps).

Private First Class William J. Honzy from 'A' Company 1/5, jumping over a ditch during Operation Junction II on December 20, 1967. The operation took place approximately eight miles south of Da Meng in Vietnam. This photograph was taken by Sergeant Dickman and is a part of the 35mm Negative 20-1-354-67 collection. Stock Photo

RM2TA2E11–Private First Class William J. Honzy from 'A' Company 1/5, jumping over a ditch during Operation Junction II on December 20, 1967. The operation took place approximately eight miles south of Da Meng in Vietnam. This photograph was taken by Sergeant Dickman and is a part of the 35mm Negative 20-1-354-67 collection.

Marine Lance Corporal Jamie Stern adjusts the elevation of an 81mm mortar, while Private First Class William Leonhardle half-loads ammunition. Corporal Mat Peterson receives firing mission orders from the platoon commander over a field phone. This photograph was taken on September 12, 1965, by Sergeant J. Reid during military activities of the 3rd Marine Division in Vietnam. Stock Photo

RM2TA3BTJ–Marine Lance Corporal Jamie Stern adjusts the elevation of an 81mm mortar, while Private First Class William Leonhardle half-loads ammunition. Corporal Mat Peterson receives firing mission orders from the platoon commander over a field phone. This photograph was taken on September 12, 1965, by Sergeant J. Reid during military activities of the 3rd Marine Division in Vietnam.

Corporal Robert L. Craford, Squad Leader of Weapons Platoon, 'E' Company, 2/3 Marines, is shown alongside Private First Class Thomas Lavin, a Machine Gunner from the same platoon. Lavin's helmet displays a bullet hole inflicted by a sniper during a patrol in the village of XUAN DEUNG, Vietnam. This image was captured by Sergeant R.R. Reynolds on May 4, 1965. Stock Photo

RM2TA2E2W–Corporal Robert L. Craford, Squad Leader of Weapons Platoon, 'E' Company, 2/3 Marines, is shown alongside Private First Class Thomas Lavin, a Machine Gunner from the same platoon. Lavin's helmet displays a bullet hole inflicted by a sniper during a patrol in the village of XUAN DEUNG, Vietnam. This image was captured by Sergeant R.R. Reynolds on May 4, 1965.

'Private First Class James M. Jones of 'H' Company, 2nd Battalion, Fifth Marines, provides assistance to a Vietnamese civilian during the Tet offensive in Vietnam. This image was taken on February 4, 1968, by Sergeant Dickman. Classified as ID-2-35-68, the photo is a black and white and colored inter-negative from the 1st Marine Division's activities. The Defense Department (Marine Corps) authorized its publication with the reference number A371943.' Stock Photo

RM2TA3E8M–'Private First Class James M. Jones of 'H' Company, 2nd Battalion, Fifth Marines, provides assistance to a Vietnamese civilian during the Tet offensive in Vietnam. This image was taken on February 4, 1968, by Sergeant Dickman. Classified as ID-2-35-68, the photo is a black and white and colored inter-negative from the 1st Marine Division's activities. The Defense Department (Marine Corps) authorized its publication with the reference number A371943.'

Lieutenant General Richard C. Mangrum, Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps, presents Purple Heart Medals to four wounded Marines during his visit to 3rd Marine Amphibious units in Vietnam on September 13, 1965. The recipients of the medals are Private First Class Larry A. Gohr, Captain Calvin M. Morris, Corporal Raymond F. Tamayo, and Lance Corporal Keith J. Bruenner. Photograph taken by Sergeant J. Reid. Defense Department Photo, Marthe Corps. (Image: A185703) Stock Photo

RM2TA286Y–Lieutenant General Richard C. Mangrum, Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps, presents Purple Heart Medals to four wounded Marines during his visit to 3rd Marine Amphibious units in Vietnam on September 13, 1965. The recipients of the medals are Private First Class Larry A. Gohr, Captain Calvin M. Morris, Corporal Raymond F. Tamayo, and Lance Corporal Keith J. Bruenner. Photograph taken by Sergeant J. Reid. Defense Department Photo, Marthe Corps. (Image: A185703)

Marine Private First Class Chester Evans, age 19, from Oxford, N.C., is seen in this photograph preparing to pull the pin of a hand grenade. The image was taken in March 1970 during his Reconnaissance Indoctrination Program (RIP) training in Vietnam. The training was mandatory for all men assigned to the 1st Reconnaissance Battalion, 1st Marine Division, before going on patrols. The photograph was captured by Sergeant Gardner III and is a 35mm negative. The image is part of the collection of Photographs of American Military Activities during the Vietnam War. Stock Photo

RM2TA3M0E–Marine Private First Class Chester Evans, age 19, from Oxford, N.C., is seen in this photograph preparing to pull the pin of a hand grenade. The image was taken in March 1970 during his Reconnaissance Indoctrination Program (RIP) training in Vietnam. The training was mandatory for all men assigned to the 1st Reconnaissance Battalion, 1st Marine Division, before going on patrols. The photograph was captured by Sergeant Gardner III and is a 35mm negative. The image is part of the collection of Photographs of American Military Activities during the Vietnam War.

Caption: US Marine Private First Class D.B. Goodwin (center) receives aid from a fellow soldier after sustaining an arm injury during Operation Beacon Hill. The photograph was taken on March 25, 1967, by Sergeant Blick. This image is part of a collection documenting American military activities in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Stock Photo

RM2TA32XM–Caption: US Marine Private First Class D.B. Goodwin (center) receives aid from a fellow soldier after sustaining an arm injury during Operation Beacon Hill. The photograph was taken on March 25, 1967, by Sergeant Blick. This image is part of a collection documenting American military activities in Vietnam during the Vietnam War.

A sergeant and an airman first class of the 1361st Audiovisual Squadron, are dressed in their working uniform. The sergeant is showing the airman how to use on of their specifications manuals. Base: Arlington State: Virginia (VA) Country: United States Of America (USA) Stock Photo

RM2M7REG5–A sergeant and an airman first class of the 1361st Audiovisual Squadron, are dressed in their working uniform. The sergeant is showing the airman how to use on of their specifications manuals. Base: Arlington State: Virginia (VA) Country: United States Of America (USA)

Sergeant Henrich Doleman, Captain Harold L. Strong, Ac And Sergeant Joseph D. Healey At The Motor Sled Camp From Which Captain Armand L. Monteverde, Ac, Sergeant Alfred C. Best, And Private First Class Paul J. Spina Were Evacuated By The Pby (Consolidated Stock Photo

RM2JY44CN–Sergeant Henrich Doleman, Captain Harold L. Strong, Ac And Sergeant Joseph D. Healey At The Motor Sled Camp From Which Captain Armand L. Monteverde, Ac, Sergeant Alfred C. Best, And Private First Class Paul J. Spina Were Evacuated By The Pby (Consolidated

Consolidated Pby Taking Off Of Ice Cap On April 6, 1944 After Picking Up Last Three Survivors Of Boeing B-17 Crash. (Captain Armand L. Monteverde, Ac, Private First Class Paul J. Spina And Sergeant Alfred C. Best,). Stock Photo

RM2JY44CE–Consolidated Pby Taking Off Of Ice Cap On April 6, 1944 After Picking Up Last Three Survivors Of Boeing B-17 Crash. (Captain Armand L. Monteverde, Ac, Private First Class Paul J. Spina And Sergeant Alfred C. Best,).

Sergeant Patrick York, crew chief, and AIRMAN First Class Jeffrey F. Hall (right), both of the 48th Organizational Maintenance Squadron, consult a manual while refueling an F-111 aircraft under simulated fallout conditions. Base: Raf Lakenheath State: East Anglia Country: England / Great Britain (ENG) Stock Photo

RM2M7N1YW–Sergeant Patrick York, crew chief, and AIRMAN First Class Jeffrey F. Hall (right), both of the 48th Organizational Maintenance Squadron, consult a manual while refueling an F-111 aircraft under simulated fallout conditions. Base: Raf Lakenheath State: East Anglia Country: England / Great Britain (ENG)

Private First Class Leo A. Yassie, a radio operator from the Communications Platoon of the 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines, keeps watch from the Observation Post on Hill 278 in Deneng, Vietnam on April 19, 1965. The photograph was taken by Sergeant R.R. Reynolds and is an official Defense Department photo. Stock Photo

RM2TA2JR9–Private First Class Leo A. Yassie, a radio operator from the Communications Platoon of the 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines, keeps watch from the Observation Post on Hill 278 in Deneng, Vietnam on April 19, 1965. The photograph was taken by Sergeant R.R. Reynolds and is an official Defense Department photo.

Hotel Imperial (Underground) Where A Dog Team Party Spent 16 Days During Boeing B-17 Rescue Operations - Left To Right: Lt. B.W. Dunlap, Usn; Sergeant Henrich Doleman, Captain Armand L. Monteverde, Ac; Sergeant Joseph D. Healey, Private First Class Paul J Stock Photo

RM2JY44CA–Hotel Imperial (Underground) Where A Dog Team Party Spent 16 Days During Boeing B-17 Rescue Operations - Left To Right: Lt. B.W. Dunlap, Usn; Sergeant Henrich Doleman, Captain Armand L. Monteverde, Ac; Sergeant Joseph D. Healey, Private First Class Paul J

Sergeant Muliman Tela of Company I, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marines briefs his fire team leaders in the rain during the Vietnam War. The individuals in the photo are Private First Class Jose Pacheco, Sergeant Tela, Lance Corporal Charles Landaur, and Corporal Richard Milton. The photograph was taken on September 19, 1965 in the Vietnamese province of Quảng Nam. Stock Photo

RM2TA2WDG–Sergeant Muliman Tela of Company I, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marines briefs his fire team leaders in the rain during the Vietnam War. The individuals in the photo are Private First Class Jose Pacheco, Sergeant Tela, Lance Corporal Charles Landaur, and Corporal Richard Milton. The photograph was taken on September 19, 1965 in the Vietnamese province of Quảng Nam.

Caption: In this photograph taken in January 1966 in Vietnam, members of the 193rd Engineers can be seen constructing a defensive position at the 1st Battalion, 3rd Marines command post. From left to right: Private First Class Paul B. Bachmeier, Lance Corporal Stephan L. Fassel, Corporal Tommy L. Crider, Private Cecil W. McClellan, and Staff Sergeant Billy H. Churchman. (Photographer: Pvt. Wm. Norman) Stock Photo

RM2TA3RC2–Caption: In this photograph taken in January 1966 in Vietnam, members of the 193rd Engineers can be seen constructing a defensive position at the 1st Battalion, 3rd Marines command post. From left to right: Private First Class Paul B. Bachmeier, Lance Corporal Stephan L. Fassel, Corporal Tommy L. Crider, Private Cecil W. McClellan, and Staff Sergeant Billy H. Churchman. (Photographer: Pvt. Wm. Norman)

Private First Class Pinkney L. Rogers, Jr. of 'L' Company, 3rd Battalion, Fifth Marines, receiving an X-ray from HM1 Willard Steward (East St. Louis, Ill.), an X-Ray Technician, on January 7, 1967. This photo was taken in Vietnam during the Vietnam War (Photograph: Sgt Lenin, Defense Department). Stock Photo

RM2TA28W9–Private First Class Pinkney L. Rogers, Jr. of 'L' Company, 3rd Battalion, Fifth Marines, receiving an X-ray from HM1 Willard Steward (East St. Louis, Ill.), an X-Ray Technician, on January 7, 1967. This photo was taken in Vietnam during the Vietnam War (Photograph: Sgt Lenin, Defense Department).

Marine Corps personnel sight in on target as Private First Class Le B. Shields loads ammunition onto a cannon. Captain D. W. Kinard, Commanding Officer of 'G' Battery, 12th Regiment, stands nearby, ready to pull the lanyard for the 30,000th round fired. Vietnam, 1966. Defense Department Photo. (MARINE CORPS) A801354. Stock Photo

RM2TA3PBA–Marine Corps personnel sight in on target as Private First Class Le B. Shields loads ammunition onto a cannon. Captain D. W. Kinard, Commanding Officer of 'G' Battery, 12th Regiment, stands nearby, ready to pull the lanyard for the 30,000th round fired. Vietnam, 1966. Defense Department Photo. (MARINE CORPS) A801354.

Private First Class Robert W. Evans from Washington, D.C. is seen in this photograph on guard against the Viet Cong in Vietnam. He is an automatic rifleman with the 3rd Marines and is part of the 1st Squad, 2nd Platoon, L Company, 3rd Battalion. The photo was taken on October 1, 1965. Stock Photo

RM2TA3B3G–Private First Class Robert W. Evans from Washington, D.C. is seen in this photograph on guard against the Viet Cong in Vietnam. He is an automatic rifleman with the 3rd Marines and is part of the 1st Squad, 2nd Platoon, L Company, 3rd Battalion. The photo was taken on October 1, 1965.

Private First Class W.L. Goodson, a radio relay operator, answers a field phone attached to a radio relay van while on duty in South Vietnam. The photo was taken on April 18, 1965, in Danang by Sgt. R.R. Reynolds. This image is part of the collection documenting American military activities during the Vietnam War. Stock Photo

RM2TA3DAT–Private First Class W.L. Goodson, a radio relay operator, answers a field phone attached to a radio relay van while on duty in South Vietnam. The photo was taken on April 18, 1965, in Danang by Sgt. R.R. Reynolds. This image is part of the collection documenting American military activities during the Vietnam War.

Marine Captain Park of the 3rd Company, 1st Battalion, 2nd Republic of Korea Marine Brigade, helps Private First Class Bennie C. Belton call in an airstrike at a forward command post. The photo was taken in 1966 by Sgt. E. Lewis and is part of the American military activities during the Vietnam War. Stock Photo

RM2TA2W3M–Marine Captain Park of the 3rd Company, 1st Battalion, 2nd Republic of Korea Marine Brigade, helps Private First Class Bennie C. Belton call in an airstrike at a forward command post. The photo was taken in 1966 by Sgt. E. Lewis and is part of the American military activities during the Vietnam War.

Private First Class Donald Firebaugh, a rifleman from the 3rd Squad, 1st Platoon of 'P Company, 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines, checking in with the Company Command Post (CP) from his outpost position in Danang, Vietnam. The photograph was taken on April 23, 1965, by Sgt. R.R. Reynolds. Defense Department Photo (Marine Corps) A184095. Stock Photo

RM2TA2H1B–Private First Class Donald Firebaugh, a rifleman from the 3rd Squad, 1st Platoon of 'P Company, 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines, checking in with the Company Command Post (CP) from his outpost position in Danang, Vietnam. The photograph was taken on April 23, 1965, by Sgt. R.R. Reynolds. Defense Department Photo (Marine Corps) A184095.

'Private First Class Liatama Vacao from 'g' Company, 2nd Battalion, First Marine Regiment, displaying a 15-foot python killed by his unit along Highway 9 in Vietnam. This photograph was taken on April 3, 1968, and belongs to the III MAP Vietnam archive. Image credit: Sgt. Leblanc, US Department of Defense. #VietnamWar #MilitaryActivities' Stock Photo

RM2TA2R1C–'Private First Class Liatama Vacao from 'g' Company, 2nd Battalion, First Marine Regiment, displaying a 15-foot python killed by his unit along Highway 9 in Vietnam. This photograph was taken on April 3, 1968, and belongs to the III MAP Vietnam archive. Image credit: Sgt. Leblanc, US Department of Defense. #VietnamWar #MilitaryActivities'

Naval Gunfire Team from the 3rd Marine Division in Danang, Vietnam, plots a simulated mission for the USS Canberra. The team consists of Lance Corporal Mike Flood as the radio operator, Private First Class James Brooks as the target spotter, Private First Class Kermeth Pels as the radio-telegraph operator, Corporal Bruce Knowles as the Team Chief, and Lance Corporal Zack Hyrick III as the target spotter. This photograph was taken on April 21, 1965, by Sgt. R.R. Reynolds. Stock Photo

RM2TA2HN0–Naval Gunfire Team from the 3rd Marine Division in Danang, Vietnam, plots a simulated mission for the USS Canberra. The team consists of Lance Corporal Mike Flood as the radio operator, Private First Class James Brooks as the target spotter, Private First Class Kermeth Pels as the radio-telegraph operator, Corporal Bruce Knowles as the Team Chief, and Lance Corporal Zack Hyrick III as the target spotter. This photograph was taken on April 21, 1965, by Sgt. R.R. Reynolds.

Marine Private First Class J.L. Collins keeps a battery pack dry while wading through a muddy hole during a search mission with 'I' Co., 3rd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment, 12 miles south southwest of Danang, Vietnam. This photograph was taken in 1969 by Sgt. D.B. Kramer, a 35mm negative photographer documenting American military activities during the Vietnam War. Defense Department Photo (Marine Corps). Stock Photo

RM2TA33D3–Marine Private First Class J.L. Collins keeps a battery pack dry while wading through a muddy hole during a search mission with 'I' Co., 3rd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment, 12 miles south southwest of Danang, Vietnam. This photograph was taken in 1969 by Sgt. D.B. Kramer, a 35mm negative photographer documenting American military activities during the Vietnam War. Defense Department Photo (Marine Corps).

Marine Private First Class Paul D. Becker, age 20, aims an M-79 grenade launcher during the Reconnaissance Indoctrination Program (RIP) training at the 1st Reconnaissance Battalion, 1st Marine Division in March 1970. RIP training is compulsory for all men in the battalion. This photograph was taken by Sgt. Gardner III and is part of the Photographs of American Military Activities during the Vietnam War collection. DEFENSE DEPT. PHOTO (MARINE CORPS) pd A373005 127 GVB-296. Stock Photo

RM2TA3GGR–Marine Private First Class Paul D. Becker, age 20, aims an M-79 grenade launcher during the Reconnaissance Indoctrination Program (RIP) training at the 1st Reconnaissance Battalion, 1st Marine Division in March 1970. RIP training is compulsory for all men in the battalion. This photograph was taken by Sgt. Gardner III and is part of the Photographs of American Military Activities during the Vietnam War collection. DEFENSE DEPT. PHOTO (MARINE CORPS) pd A373005 127 GVB-296.

Marines from 'B' Company, 11th Engineer Battalion, including Corporal Donald Rickard, Lance Corporal R.B. Auspacher, Lance Corporal Leslie Chamberlain, and Private First Class Richard Largent, are seen rowing part of a pontoon bridge across a river near Camp Carroll, Vietnam. They are building a new bridge to replace a damaged one. This photograph was taken on February 12, 1967, during patrols conducted by the 3rd Marine Division. (Caption based on available information) Stock Photo

RM2TA3CE8–Marines from 'B' Company, 11th Engineer Battalion, including Corporal Donald Rickard, Lance Corporal R.B. Auspacher, Lance Corporal Leslie Chamberlain, and Private First Class Richard Largent, are seen rowing part of a pontoon bridge across a river near Camp Carroll, Vietnam. They are building a new bridge to replace a damaged one. This photograph was taken on February 12, 1967, during patrols conducted by the 3rd Marine Division. (Caption based on available information)

Marines from H&S Company, 3rd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment, are seen in this photograph from July 21, 1969 during the Vietnam War. The image shows a 106mm gun team preparing to zero in on battle sites. The team members are identified as Lance Corporal Ricky E. Pruitt, Corporal Marvin E. Payne, and Privates First Class Jeffery R. Movery and Kurt E. Hinkal. This Department of Defense photo has the identification number ID-45-201-69 and is from the 1st Marine Division. Stock Photo

RM2TA2A9M–Marines from H&S Company, 3rd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment, are seen in this photograph from July 21, 1969 during the Vietnam War. The image shows a 106mm gun team preparing to zero in on battle sites. The team members are identified as Lance Corporal Ricky E. Pruitt, Corporal Marvin E. Payne, and Privates First Class Jeffery R. Movery and Kurt E. Hinkal. This Department of Defense photo has the identification number ID-45-201-69 and is from the 1st Marine Division.

Marine Private First Class Jesse R. Martinez takes a break to have lunch with South Vietnamese farmers who extended an invitation. Martinez, a member of the Force Logistic Command Provisional Rifle Co., conducted daily patrols in nearby villages and hamlets surrounding the FLC Headquarters complex. This complex, located eight miles Northwest of Danang, provided supplies and maintenance support for US Marine and Republic of Korea forces operating in Vietnam's I Corps. (Defense Department photo, Marine Corps) Stock Photo

RM2TA397R–Marine Private First Class Jesse R. Martinez takes a break to have lunch with South Vietnamese farmers who extended an invitation. Martinez, a member of the Force Logistic Command Provisional Rifle Co., conducted daily patrols in nearby villages and hamlets surrounding the FLC Headquarters complex. This complex, located eight miles Northwest of Danang, provided supplies and maintenance support for US Marine and Republic of Korea forces operating in Vietnam's I Corps. (Defense Department photo, Marine Corps)

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