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Archive photo of the day

FOB Summerall, Iraq, July 18, 2008: U.S. Army 1st Lt. Ben Juvinal does his best to hold back the tide during a one-sided soccer match between U.S. and Iraqi troops commemorating the American departure from Forward Operating Base Summerall.

Con Thien Marine base, 1968

Con Thien, South Vietnam, Aug. 15, 1968: Pvt. 1st Class Richard M. Topeka of B Company, 1st Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment, 3rd Marine Division walks along the dirt road of Con Thien Marine base, his M60 resting on his right shoulder.



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Security sweep in Iraq, 2010

Tikrit, Iraq, May 20, 2010: Men detained during an April 23 security sweep in Tikrit wait behind concertina wire at an Iraqi police station.

Army trucks ready for sale, 2005

Livorno, Italy, April 8, 2005: U.S. Army trucks from previous wars are stored outdoors at Field Support Battalion-Livorno, Italy, until they are sold to other governments.

Exercise Sea Breeze 2018

Mykolaiv region, Ukraine, July 14, 2018: U.S. and Ukrainian Marines provide security near a Ukrainian BTR-80 armored transporter during a company-level attack at the land portion of Exercise Sea Breeze.

Seeger and Springsteen, 2009

Washington, D.C., Jan. 18, 2009: Folk music legend Pete Seeger and Bruce Springsteen team up to sing “This Land is Your Land” during President Obama’s Inaugural Celebration at the Lincoln Memorial at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, held two days before the actual inauguration on Jan. 20.

Ramstein claims the crown, 2003

Baumholder, Germany, Nov. 1, 2003: Ramstein football players celebrate their 7-6 victory over Wiesbaden in the DODDS Division I Football Championship game in Baumholder, Germany.

Food convoy in Mogadishu, 1993

Mogadishu, Somalia, Jan. 3, 1993: A U.S. Marine guarding the gate to the port in Mogadishu loses his temper with a Somali trucker hauling grain donated by relief organizations.

Loudspeakers aimed at East Berlin, 1963

Berlin, September 1963: When the government of East Berlin used loudspeakers to drown out a speech by West German President Heinrich Luebke in the western sector of the city, retaliation came in the form of a mobile unit equipped with clusters of even more powerful speakers.

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