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Destroyer USS Ward off Mare Island, California, 19 Sep 1918. Note the World War I style Dazzle paint scheme in the British style.US Army Brigadier General Douglas MacArthur sitting in a chair in St. Benoit Chateau, France, 19 Sep 1918
Destroyer USS Ward off Mare Island, California, 19 Sep 1918. Note the World War I style Dazzle paint scheme in the British style.US Army Brigadier General Douglas MacArthur sitting in a chair in St. Benoit Chateau, France, 19 Sep 1918
American troops with FT-17 light tanks moving toward the Argonne Forest, France, 26 Sep 1918Hindenburg, Papen, and other German leaders at Kassel, Germany, Nov 1918
American troops with FT-17 light tanks moving toward the Argonne Forest, France, 26 Sep 1918Hindenburg, Papen, and other German leaders at Kassel, Germany, Nov 1918
US Navy freighter USS Federal with dazzle camouflage, photograph likely taken on 16 Nov 1918Launching ceremony of submarine R-5, Fore River Shipbuilding Company yard, Quincy, Massachusetts, United States, 24 Nov 1918
US Navy freighter USS Federal with dazzle camouflage, photograph likely taken on 16 Nov 1918Launching ceremony of submarine R-5, Fore River Shipbuilding Company yard, Quincy, Massachusetts, United States, 24 Nov 1918
Princess Masako, Prince Morimasa, Princess Itsuko, and Princess Noriko, Tokyo, Japan, 8 Dec 1918Aerial photo looking straight down on the seaplane hangars and ramps at Luke Field on Ford Island in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, Dec 26, 1918.
Princess Masako, Prince Morimasa, Princess Itsuko, and Princess Noriko, Tokyo, Japan, 8 Dec 1918Aerial photo looking straight down on the seaplane hangars and ramps at Luke Field on Ford Island in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, Dec 26, 1918.
USS Arizona passing 96th Street Pier during a naval review in New York City, New York, United States, 26 Dec 1918Launching of submarine S-31at San Francisco, California, United States, 28 Dec 1918
USS Arizona passing 96th Street Pier during a naval review in New York City, New York, United States, 26 Dec 1918Launching of submarine S-31at San Francisco, California, United States, 28 Dec 1918
A US Marine and two US Navy sailors with USS New MexicoAerial photo of the seaplane hangars and seaplane ramps at Luke Field on Ford Island in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, early 1919.
A US Marine and two US Navy sailors with USS New Mexico's mascot dog, circa 1919Aerial photo of the seaplane hangars and seaplane ramps at Luke Field on Ford Island in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, early 1919.
Band concert on USS New MexicoBattleship Bretagne at Toulon, France, 1919
Band concert on USS New Mexico's quarterdeck, 1919Battleship Bretagne at Toulon, France, 1919
Battleship NevadaBattleship Nevada
Battleship Nevada's crew relaxing on the quarter deck near the aft turret, published in a 1919 souvenir folderBattleship Nevada's forward 14-inch gun turrets and superstructure, published in a 1919 souvenir folder
Battleship NevadaBattleship Nevada
Battleship Nevada's galley, published in a 1919 souvenir folderBattleship Nevada's mascot goat posing next to the ship's life ring, published in a 1919 souvenir folder
Battleship NevadaBattleship Nevada
Battleship Nevada's sick bay, published in a 1919 souvenir folderBattleship Nevada's side embarkation ladder, published in a 1919 souvenir folder

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"With Germany arming at breakneck speed, England lost in a pacifist dream, France corrupt and torn by dissension, America remote and indifferent... do you not tremble for your children?"

Winston Churchill, 1935


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