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U.S. forces in WWI, Guam and Nicaragua

Testimonials ...

"Sean Kling and his crew provided excellent service to our veterans group in August 2005 when we were in Gettysburg. They gave over 100 Vietnam Veterans a guided tour of the battlefield, providing a detailed picture of the great battle fought in 1863. They made history come to life and we would recommend Military Eras for anything when it comes to United States History."    — Golf 2/7 Vietnam Veterans

"Military Eras have made history come to life and make you feel like you are really there. Their knowledge of gear, uniforms and drill of the American Soldier in the Korean War and World War One is second to none. I would love to work with them in the future and look forward to a long relationship with their team."    — Edward Lightman (Living History Veterans Education Group)

Photo Credits ...

  1. Home Page (left to right)
    • Revolutionary War: Attack on Savannah, Oct. 8,1779. Illustration by A.I. Keller. 148-GW-1120. www.archives.gov.
    • Post card from WWI - Back pencil reads: "Miss Adel Orth, here is two of them If you like you can send Miss Pechel won and if you won't the - why alright."
    • Post card from WWII - Printing on back: No. 5, "The finest soldier in the world" completes the clothing issue line and views the finished product with a grin that says, 'Boy, ain't I summp'n?'
    • Photo from WWII -No markings.
    • Photo from WWII - No markings
    • Revolutionary War: Washington at the Battle of Trenton. Engraving by Illman Brothers. 1870, from painting by E.L. Henry. 148-GW-580. www.archives.gov.
  2. Eras Presentations (top right)
    • Arnold, D. W. C., private in the Union Army. 111-B-5435. www.archives.gov
  3. Other Services
    • Post Card from WWI - No markings
  4. About Us (left to right)
    • 1/18/1967 Caption: Marine grunts exit their transportation, a CH-53A Sea Stallion with Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 463, to begin a search and destroy operation 17 miles southeast of Phu Bai, Vietnam, Nov. 18, 1967. Initially a World War II bomber squadron, HMH-463, Marine Aircraft Group 16 (Reinforced), 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, flew the first CH-53s in Vietnam with the main mission of providing assault support transport, which they still do today. DoD Photo National Archive
    • Official U.S. photo from WWI - Unable to find original source.
    • 5/30/2005 Caption: After making the ride from the Pentagon, motorcycle riders visit the Vietnam Wall Memorial in Washington, D.C., May 29, 2005. Men and women, young and old, gathered in the nation's capitol to watch as hundreds of thousands of motorcycle riders took part in Rolling Thunder 2005. The annual ride which began in 1988 pays tribute to those killed in Vietnam and remembers those missing from all conflicts. DoD photo by Tech. Sgt. Cherie A. Thurlby, US Air Force.
    • 3/1/2006 Byline: Staff Sgt. Sergio Jimenez, Caption: ABOARD THE USS PELELIU (March 1, 2006) - Sgt. Alberto G. Alaniz, HRPP platoon member, command element, 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit, Camp Pendleton, Calif., from Santa Ana, Calif., yells "gun" to alert his platoon and fires in the direction of an attacker during an HRPP live-fire exercise aboard the USS Peleliu Mar. 2. The HRPP platoon is comprised of specially selected personnel from the 11th MEU's command element. Their mission is to provide personal security to 11th MEU and other high-ranking government officials. The 11th MEU (SOC) is currently on a six-month deployment to the Western Pacific and Arabian Gulf aboard the Peleliu in support of the Global War on Terrorism.
    • July 24, 2008 Caption: Fighting with the 2nd Infantry Division north of the Chongchon River, Sgt. 1st Class Major Cleveland, weapons squad leader, points out a North Korean position to his integrated machine-gun crew Nov. 20, 1950. Photo by James Cox
  5. Credits/Testimonials (left to right)
    • U.S. Army Signal Corps photograph, from U.S. Official Pictures of the World War. Caption: Mrs. Maude Radford Warren and Charles Winner, Y. M. C. A. workers with 32nd Division soldiers at Michelbach, Alsace, 22 June 1918.
    • April 22, 2007 Caption: M-46 Patton tank and crew passing through the village of Kumko, Korea, in September 1950. Photo by U. S. Army
    • Circa July 1944 Caption: Marines show their appreciation to the Coast Guard during the invasion of Guam during World War II. No photo number; photographer unknown.
    • Marines in Nicaragua. Original source unknown.
  6. Links (left to right)
    • A regimental fife-and-drum corps. 111-B-328. www.archives.gov
    • Official U.S. photo from WWI. Original source unknown.
    • January 14, 2004 Caption: Soldiers of the 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard) walk on the airfield at Camp Lemonier, Djibouti, during a helicopter training exercise. Old Guard Soldiers are participating in tactical missions and training exercises as part of the Combined Joint Task Force-Horn of Africa. This is the first deployment for the Old Guard since the Vietnam War. U.S. Army photo by Spc. Eric M. McKeeby. This photo appeared on www.army.mil.

    7. "That the future may learn from the past" — Quote is from John D. Rockefeller, Jr. regarding the restoration of Colonial Willliamsburg.