Another Side of WW1&WW2

Перевязочная 2-го летучего отряда: крайний слева — старший врач Н. А. Супрун, справа лицом к окну — Я. И. Шпель. Предположительно, Колодное, 1917 г. https://xn--e1adhj9a8d.xn--p1ai/first_world_war

WW1 Australian soldiers in Vignacourt, Northern France – Thuillier collection - See the beautiful collection here at the Australian War Memorial – Also the awesome book “The Lost Diggers” & its Facebook page.

Photograph of Maine First Sergeant Neil I. Shober of Fort Wayne, Indiana, sharing his bananas with a native goat, one of the few survivors of the terrific naval and air bombardment in support of the Marines hitting the beach on the Japanese-mandated island of Saipan, in July 1944.

Image: IWM (Q 2333) A group of American hospital orderlies, probably at the US Army Base Hospital No. 4, attached to No. 12 General Hospital of the BEF, situated at the Champs des Courses racecourse Rouen, 1st June 1917.

Image: IWM (Q 70182) 43rd American Balloon Company moving to a forward area by means of both motor and horse transport. Bertran Farm, 1 October 1918. Look at the telephone lines in the trees.

Image: IWM (Q 69127) An American signalman operating a trench radio set with its 10 volt battery at Chatillon-sur-Seine, 8 November 1918.

Image: IWM (80360) Rear view of an American cavalryman with mounted equipment at Rennes Barracks, 30 May 1918.

© The rights holder (Art.IWM ART 112) “British Soldier and Hospital Nurse” by G. Gerbuee

Image: IWM (Art.IWM ART 3060) Dugdale, Thomas Cantrell; shoeing under difficult conditions in the Jordan Valley.

Image: © IWM (Art.IWM ART 2485) EDWIN NOBLE a horse injured by a loose nail.

Image: IWM (Q 101096) A goat, American regimental mascot, wearing a gas mask, 1918.

Image: IWM (MH 34216) The interior of a camera obscura, used on bombing planes. Aviation bombing school, Clermont, 14 June 1918.

Image: IWM (Q 6082) Troops of the railway regiments, the US Army Corps of Engineers, entering the mess hut at the light railway depot at Boisleux-au-Mont, 2 September 1917.

Taiko-Bashi or Drum Bridge. Small handcolored albumen print from a tourists album. One of the most photographed scenes in old Japan. Probably Kameido Temple in Tokyo?

Japanese vintage postcard, mailed in 19§6 to Le Havre, France