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The Commerce Street Bridge over the San Antonio River in San Antonio circa 1907. In 1915 a new bridge was constructed, while this bridge was moved to Johnson Street where it remains to this day.

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The Commerce Street Bridge over the San Antonio River in San Antonio circa 1907. In 1915 a new bridge was constructed, while this bridge was moved to Johnson Street where it remains to this day.

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A mortar crew of B Company, 132nd Infantry Regiment, 23rd Infantry Division, providing supporting during the attack on Japanese positions on Hill 260, Bougainville. March 1944.

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M4A1 Shermans of the 603rd Tank Company, 41st Infantry Division, line up along the beach at Arawa, Wakde Island, Dutch New Guinea. May 18, 1944

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Life Magazine photos of Marines with their M14s alongside M48 Patton Tanks in 1965

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Italian soldiers celebrating in Arditi after an offensive push during the Second Battle of the Piave River in June 1918. Note that many of them are wearing Adrian helmets.

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Firefighters from Mexico respond to Texas Hill Country flooding, marking an international response

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SP4 David Proffitt S-3 radio operator, SP4 John Spisak S-3 radio operator, MSG Donu Lyoas [Lyons] Operation Sergeant, and and SP4 Jerry Peterson telephone operator, all members of the 1st Battalion, 44th Artillery, attached to the 3rd Marine Division, based at Dong Ha. July 28, 1967

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"Typhoon McGoon II", a Boeing B-17E of the 98th Bomber Squadron, 11th Bombardment Group taken in January 1943 in New Caledonia. Note the antennas mounted above the nose plexiglass used for radar tracking of surface vessels.

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Men of the US 103rd Infantry Division round up all the male civilians in Landsberg, Germany, to go to the Stalag #4 concentration camp to bury political prisoners starved and burned to death by SS troops. April 29, 1945

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Sightseeing bus in front of the Hotel Sheldon in El Paso, 1911. The Hotel Sheldon was destroyed in a fire in 1929, today the Hilton occupies the former site.

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Update as of 6:47 AM CDT: Texas floods leave at least 51 dead, 27 girls missing as rescuers search devastated landscape

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Regarding last night's mod post about the flooding and politics.

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A cowboy gets a haircut on the Matador Ranch in 1908. Matador Ranch is located in Motley and Dickens Counties.

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The 4th of July Parade in Austin, 1874.

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The 4th of July Parade in Austin, 1874.

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The 4th of July Parade in Austin, 1874.

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US Marines using scrap metal and other debris to partially conceal an M4A2 in Garapan, Saipan. July 1944. This particular Sherman was built by Fisher Body, a division of General Motors.

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A jeep with the 48th Armored Medical Battalion, 2nd Armored Division stops at a home with a sign thanking American forces in Le Molay-Littry, Normandy. July 4th, 1944

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Downtown Lueders on July 4, 1923.

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American single malt whiskey distiller to take former Rahr site off South Main in Fort Worth

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Group photo of the faculty at The University of Texas in 1884, just one year after its founding. The photo was taken at the beginning of the 1884-85 academic year. Second photo showing their last names.

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Group photo of the faculty at The University of Texas in 1884, just one year after its founding. The photo was taken at the beginning of the 1884-85 academic year. Second photo showing their last names.

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SSG Walter M. Adams, a Squad Leader in 2nd Platoon, Company D, 503rd Infantry, 173rd Airborne Brigade, makes a call for an airlift, 50 km northwest of Bong Son. March 29, 1970

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Privates Alfred Roberts and Louis Peters of the 463rd Amphibious Truck Company operating a DUKW which they use to transfer ammunition from a Liberty ship to the coast of France. August 18, 1944

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