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This is a fabulous series.
very impressive indeed.
Shame that “no-war” Wilson dragged us into WW1. Set the the stage for WW2 and sent thousands of boys to Europe to kill their extended families once again.
Great photos. Weird that two very left of center progressive American presidents were in office when America entered WW1 and WW2.
There’s a major difference between liberals of yesteryear and liberals of today.
Yeeeaaaahh, … I’ll make sure you get a copy of that memo on the TPS cover sheets.
Incredible stuff. Includes many classic and prize winning photos. I’ll be spending hours there. Thank you so much.
My dad told me that he won that war by his damn self. It’s funny that there aren’t any pictures of him in this collection.
Wow! Amazing photos- thanks for posting the link.