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Pyramid, Fort Myer, 3/31/27 - Glass negative photogrpah. Public domain.

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Lt. Alex George, Fort Myer, 3/31/27

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Monkey drill, Fort Myer, 3/31/27

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Monkey Drill, Ft. Myer, 3/13/29

C.M.T.C., Fort Myer, Virginia, 8/1/29

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Jas. W. Good at Fort Myer, [3/8/29]

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Genl. Summerall reviewing C.M.T.C., Fort Myer, 8/1/29

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Monkey Drill, Ft. Myer, 3/13/29

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Genl. Summerall reviewing C.M.T.C. at Fort Myer, 8/1/29

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Genl. Summerall reviewing C.M.T.C. at Fort Myer, 8/1/29

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Target practice, Fort Myer, 2/20/29

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Monkey Drill, Ft. Myer, 3/13/29

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Monkey Drill, Ft. Myer, 3/13/29

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Jas. W. Good at Fort Myer, 3/8/29

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Fort Myer cavalry troop wins much coveted Goodrich Trophy. The Goodrich Trophy, awarded annually to the United States cavalry troop showing the best all around performance, was won this year by Troop E., 3rd Cavalry of Fort Myer, Virginia In this photograph, Maj. General Guy V. Henry, (left) U.S. Chief of Cavalry, is shown presenting the trophy to Capt. A.M. Shelton, who is in command of Troop E

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Finnigan buried with military rites. The photograph shows one of the sad scenes at the funeral of Aloysius Smith Neff Finnigan, buried with military honors at Fort Myer, Virginia Finnegan, in case you don't know who he was, was mascot of the guardhouse at Fort Myer. He left a colonel's home six years ago to live with the unwilling guests of the guardhouse and every morning since then the little Aberdeen terrier rode the ash wagon as it made the rounds. Thus, it was fitting that the ash wagon served as his caisson. Reaching the grave, the regiment band played a funeral dirge, a fitting funeral oration was read, a squad fired three salutes, taps were sounded, and with the muffled roll of drums his friends marched back to the guardhouse. Even his canine friends were there to pay their silent tribute. One of them, Barnacle Billm is shown sitting atop the mound of dirt from the grave as the casket is being borne forward

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First Lady of the land with son, Allan, and grandchildren at Fort Myer riding exhibition. Mrs. Herbert Hoover with her son Allan and the Hoover grandchildren, Betty Ann and Herbert Hoover, 3rd, as they arrived at Fort Myer, Virginia today to attend the riding exhibition given by the enlisted men of the United States Cavalry

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Grandson of Vice President Curtis expert horseman. Ten years old and an expert horseman, Curtis George, son of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Charles P. George and grandson of Vice President Curtis, takes a jump with ease as he prepares for the Society Circus at Fort Myer, April 1 and 2

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PRESIDENT AND MRS. ROOSEVELT ATTEND SOCIETY CIRCUS AT FORT MYER, Virginia FORSAKING AFFAIRS OF STATE FOR THE AFTERNOON, PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT WITH MRS. ROOSEVELT ATTENDED THE SOCIETY CIRCUS AT FORT MYER, Virginia, TODAY. IN THE CENTER OF PHOTOGRAPH, L TO R: MRS. ROOSEVELT; COL. HARRY N. COOTES, COMMANDANT OF FORT MYER; PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT; AND LITTLE SISTY DALL, GRANDCHILD

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To Compete in Inter-American Horse Show, Washington, D.C. Sept. 28. Mexico's crack calvary team arrived at Fort Myer, Virginia, today to begin training for the Inter-American Horse Show and Exhibition which will be held in Washington

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Belgian horsemen welcomed. Washington, D.C., Oct. 15. A delegation, led by D.C. Commissioner Melvin Hazen, welcomed the Belgian Army Horse Show team today on their arrival in the Capital. The Belgians will compete in the Inter-American Horse Show to be held in Washington October 21-24. In the photograph, left to right: Col. Jonathan M. Wainwright, Commandant of Fort Myer; Lieut. Paul Mondron; Commissioner Hazen; Lieut. Ives Van Strydonck; Capt. Henri De Menten De Horne; Col. Alexander M. Miller; and Lieut. Ferdinand Poswick. 10/15/37

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Ride 'em cowboy. Washington, D.C., March 11. Cast as hard-riding cowgirls, Agnes Doherty, (on horse) niece of Senator Joseph C. O'Mahoney, and Cuyler Schwartz, daughter of Senator H.H. Schwartz of Wyoming, will take a prominent part in the society circus to be held at Fort Myer, Virginia, late this month. Proceeds from the show will be given to charity, 3/11/1937

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To complete in inter-American horse show. Washington, D.C., Oct. 18. Members of the Belgian horse show team who recently arrived in Washington to compete in the Inter-American Horse Show to be held at Meadowbrook October 21-24. This picture was made at Fort Myer, Virginia, where they were schooling their mounts in preparation for the events. Left to right: Lieut. Ives Van Strydonck, Commandt [?] Chevalier Henry De Menton De Horne, Major A.W. Roffe, Captain of the Fort Myer Horse Show Team; Lieut. Ferdinand Poswick and Lieut. Paul Mondron. 10/18/37

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City cowgirls. Washington, D.C., March 11. City cowgirls now, but these member of Washington's younger set, Miss Cuyler Schwartz (left) daughter of H.H. Schwartz of Wyoming, and Miss Agnes Doherty, neice of Senator Joseph C. O'Mahoney, also of Wyoming, will go native again the latter part of this month when they will give an exhibition of typical Western riding at the society circus at Fort Myer. Virginia Proceeds from the circus will be given to charity, 3/11/1937

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Washington, D.C. views. View of Washington, D.C. from Fort Myer III

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Washington, D.C. views. View of Washington, D.C. from Fort Myer II

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Fort Myer commandant gets Generals' stars. Fort Myer, Virginia, Nov. 1. Col. Jonathan M. Wainwright, commanding officer of the cavalry post here who was recently promoted to the rank of Brigadier General, was today given the stars of his new rank at a colorful ceremony. Sergt. Maj. Timothy Carragher, left, of the 16th Field Artillery, and Sergt. Maj. Frank Benegas of the Third Cavalry, highest ranking non-commissioned officers of the post, were chosen to make the presentation. Brig. General Wainwright has commanded the Third Cavalry for more than two years, 11/1/38

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Washington, D.C. views. View of Washington, D.C. from Fort Myer IV

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Washington, D.C. views. View of Washington, D.C. from Fort Myer I

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FIRST LADY PRESENTS TROPHY. WASHINGTON, D.C. JANUARY 25. ERROL FLYNN, STEPPING OUT OF HIS ROLE AS MOVIE STAR, TURNED HORSEMAN, AT THE FORT MYER PRESIDENT'S BIRTHDAY HORSE SHOW. MRS. ROOSEVELT PRESENTS THE HACK CLASS TROPHY WHICH HE WON

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Secretary of War Henrey L. Stimson (back to camera) inspecting new trackless tank during demonstration at Fort Myer, Virginia. For further data see caption for pix D-570

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New 1/4-ton "bantam" truck being used for wire-laying during demonstration at Fort Myer, Virginia. For more complete data, see caption for pix D-575

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Soldiers inspecting new trackless tank during demonstration at Fort Myer, Virginia. (For further data see caption for pix D-570

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Soldiers inspecting new trackless tank during demonstration at Fort Myer, Virginia. Tentative plans call for a redesign of the tank's superstructure so that it may be adapted to suitable armament. For further data see caption for pix D-570

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Demonstration of a new 1/4-ton "Bantam" truck on rough terrain, Fort Myer, Virginia. For more complete data, see caption for pix D-575

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New 1/4-ton "Bantam" truck at Fort Myer, Virginia

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Soldier inspecting new trackless tank during demonstration at Fort Myer, Virginia. For further data see caption for pix D-570

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Soldier inspecting new bantam truck at Fort Myer, Virginia. This small light truck, known officially as the "Truck 1/4-ton 4x4," is a small, low-silhouette, narrow-tread, 4-wheel drive car without armor protection, which is designed to carry three men and their individual weapons. It can also be used as an ammunition carrier. It is not currently contemplated that the vehicle itself will be armed. If this vehicle proves satisfactory under the exhaustive tests now in progress, its place in the Calvalry Team will be to furnish road and cross-country transportation for small rifile units whose normal function would include reconnaissance, security and dismounted combat. Frequently these rifle units will be employed with mechanized cavalry elements, such as Scout Car platoons, to extend the reconnaissance and supplement the fire power of larger units. This newly developed 1/4-ton truck has many advantages over motorcycles and moto-tricycles: it can carry three men, where the others are designed for two; it has more cross-country ability and ruggedness than the motorcycles; it is relatively quiet; its light weight permits manhandling; it's to be employed to carry either three men or a cargo weapon; it's easily concealed. With a few exceptions, these small vehicles will replace on a one-for-one basis the motortricycles and motorcycles with side cars now in use

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Soldiers inspecting new trackless tank during demonstration at Fort Myer, Virginia. Tank was manufactured by the Trackless Tank Corporation of New York, and submitted to the Ordnance Department, U.S. Army, for inspection. Preliminary tests indicate that the tank may be adaptable for reconnaissance purposes, possibly replacing scout cars. Tank weighs 10 tons. During initial, brief tests at Fort Knox, Kentucky, it made 45 miles an hour across rough country, with a 37 mm gun and two machine guns mounted in its turret; its designer says it can travel 85 mph on level ground. It is powered by a 250 horsepower diesel engine, and carries 1/2-inch armor. Tentative plans of the Army call for a redesign of the superstructure for better arming of the tank

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Demonstration of a new 1/4-ton "Bantam" truck on rough terrain, Fort Myer, Virginia.

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Demonstration the ease of manhandling the Army's new 1/4-ton "Bantam" truck on rough terrain, Fort Myer, Virginia. For more complete data, see caption for pix D-575

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Fort Myer, Virginia. Alert and ready for action are these rough-riding, hardboiled members of a jeep crew at Fort Myer, Virginia. Properly equipped with new type helmet and Garand rifles, these soldiers of Uncle Sam's armoured forces typify the ruggedness and determination of the American fighting men

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Fort Myer, Virginia. Jeeps on parade at Fort Myer, Virginia, at ceremonies honoring Staff Sergeant Jackson L. Dietz, Jr. and Technical Sergeant Raymond Davidson, for rescuing a comrade from a fire in the company machine shop

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Fort Myer, Virginia. A sergeant at Fort Myer, Virginia demonstrates a "walkie-talkie" in the field. This is the latest and most compact two-way radio in use by the Army. The unit is complete, containing batteries, mechanism, and aerial which telescopes into the case when not in use for this instrument

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Fort Myer, Virginia. Husky six-foot soldiers stand in review at ceremonies at Fort Myer, Virginia, honoring Staff Sergeant Jackson L. Dietz, Jr. and Technical Sergeant Raymond Davidson, for rescuing a comrade from a fire in the company machine shop

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Victory Book Campaign. Vice-President Henry A. Wallace donating victory books to Corporal Frank York of Fort Myer, Virginia while Senator Lister Hill of Alabama looks on in ceremonies in Statuary Hall at the Capitol

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[Portrait of Henry Levine, Fort Myer, Arlington, Virginia, ca. Feb. 1943]

Purchase William P. Gottlieb General information about the Gottlieb Forms part of: William P. Gottlieb Collection (Library of Congress). Gottlieb Collection Assignment No. 210 (gottlieb assignment) 210 (assign More

[Portrait of Henry Levine, Fort Myer, Arlington, Virginia, ca. Feb. 1943]

Reference print available in Music Division, Library of Congress. Purchase William P. Gottlieb General information about the Gottlieb In: The Washington Post, no. 24,356 (Feb. 21, 1943), p. V, 4. Forms part of More

Victory Book Campaign. Soldiers of Fort Myer, Virginia and ladies of the Red Cross at Staturary Hall in the Capitol at ceremonies at which members of Congress contributed books for the 1943 Victory Book Campaign

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Victory Book Campaign. Soldiers of Fort Myer, Virginia, and volunteer members of the Red Cross examine books in Statuary Hall of the Capitol during ceremonies in which members of Congress contributed to the 1943 Victory Book Campaign

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Victory Book Campaign. Soldiers of Fort Myer, Virginia at ceremonies in the Capitol, at which members of Congress contributed books for the 1943 Victory Book Campaign

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Victory Book Campaign. Soldiers of Fort Myer, Virginia, in Statuary Hall of the Capitol, receiving books donated by members of Congress for 1943 Victory Book Campaign

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Victory Book Campaign. Soldiers of Ft. Myer, Virginia, and members of the American Red Cross Volunteer Service examine books contributed by members of Congress for the 1943 Victory Book Campaign

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Victory Book Campaign. Vice-President Henry A. Wallace and members of Congress donate books to the armed forces for the 1942 Victory Book Campaign. Holding books are (left to right): Sergeant Dale Isley of Fort Myer, Virginia; Mr. Wallace; Senator Alben Barkley of Kentucky; and Representative Adolph Sabath of Illinois. The soldier in the center is Corporal Frank York of Fort Myer, Virginia

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Victory Book Campaign. Soldiers of Fort Myer, Virginia, and volunteer service members of the Red Cross in the Capitol, receive books donated by members of Congress for the armed forces

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Washington, D.C. City from Fort Myer I

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Washington, D.C. City from Fort Myer V

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Washington, D.C. City from Fort Myer II

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Washington, D.C. City from Fort Myer VI

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Washington, D.C. City from Fort Myer IV

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