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Launching of SMS Baden from Slip IV of F. Schichau Danzig shipyard, Danzig, 30 Oct 1915Prince Morimasa at Emperor Taisho
Launching of SMS Baden from Slip IV of F. Schichau Danzig shipyard, Danzig, 30 Oct 1915Prince Morimasa at Emperor Taisho's first harvest festival, Three Palace Sanctuaries, Imperial Palace, Tokyo, Japan, 23 Nov 1915
Japanese battlecruiser Hiei at Sasebo, Japan, 21 Dec 1915Japanese battlecruiser Kirishima at Sasebo, Japan, 21 Dec 1915
Japanese battlecruiser Hiei at Sasebo, Japan, 21 Dec 1915Japanese battlecruiser Kirishima at Sasebo, Japan, 21 Dec 1915
Austro-Hungarian Schwarzlose MG M.07/12 medium machine gun crew in the Tyrolean region of Austria, 1914-1918Battleship Pennsylvania at anchor in the evening, circa 1916
Austro-Hungarian Schwarzlose MG M.07/12 medium machine gun crew in the Tyrolean region of Austria, 1914-1918Battleship Pennsylvania at anchor in the evening, circa 1916
Crewmen of USS Oklahoma cleaning one of the 14-inch guns of the aft turret, circa 1916German Field Marshal August von Mackensen inspecting Bulgarian troops, 1916; note Bulgarian Crown Prince Boris (behind Mackensen), Nikola Chekov (obscured by Mackensen), and Konstantin Zhostov (behind Boris)
Crewmen of USS Oklahoma cleaning one of the 14-inch guns of the aft turret, circa 1916German Field Marshal August von Mackensen inspecting Bulgarian troops, 1916; note Bulgarian Crown Prince Boris (behind Mackensen), Nikola Chekov (obscured by Mackensen), and Konstantin Zhostov (behind Boris)
HMAT Bulla (A45), 1914-1926HMS Courageous shortly after completion, 1916
HMAT Bulla (A45), 1914-1926HMS Courageous shortly after completion, 1916
Lieutenant (jg) Marc Mitscher in an A-type seaplane, Pensacola, Florida, United States, circa 1916Mamie and Dwight Eisenhower on the front steps of the St. Louis Hall building at St. Louis College (now St. Mary
Lieutenant (jg) Marc Mitscher in an A-type seaplane, Pensacola, Florida, United States, circa 1916Mamie and Dwight Eisenhower on the front steps of the St. Louis Hall building at St. Louis College (now St. Mary's University), San Antonio, Texas, United States, 1916
Officers of No. 1 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps in the Middle East, circa 1916; Captain Ross Smith, Major Allan Jones, Major Lawrence Wackett, Captain David Manwell, Lieutenant Alexander Macnaughton, Lieutenant Roy Ordnance QF 4.5 inch Howitzer being pulled by horses, Moascar, Egypt, 1915-1916
Officers of No. 1 Squadron, Australian Flying Corps in the Middle East, circa 1916; Captain Ross Smith, Major Allan Jones, Major Lawrence Wackett, Captain David Manwell, Lieutenant Alexander Macnaughton, Lieutenant Roy 'Peter' DrummondOrdnance QF 4.5 inch Howitzer being pulled by horses, Moascar, Egypt, 1915-1916
PennsylvaniaPennsylvania
Pennsylvania's carpenter shop as published in a pictorial souvenir collection, circa 1916-1918Pennsylvania's galley as published in a pictorial souvenir collection, circa 1916-1918
PennsylvaniaPennsylvania
Pennsylvania's library as published in a pictorial souvenir collection, circa 1916-1918Pennsylvania's officers' ward room as published in a pictorial souvenir collection, circa 1916-1918
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Pennsylvania's sick bay as published in a pictorial souvenir collection, circa 1916-1918Pennsylvania's surgical operating room as published in a pictorial souvenir collection, circa 1916-1918

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