Otto von Bismarck, ‘Iron Chancellor’ of the German Empire, at age of 79, 1894, 3 Comments Vintage Source
The civilians look at the German fighter Messerschmitt Bf.109 shot down and attempted to make a hard landing in the center of the ruined Stalingrad after the end of the battle for the city. Summer of 1943. Comment Vintage Source
Aerial photograph of Edinburgh (circa 1920’s when aerial photography was still in its infancy) 3 Comments Vintage Source
USS Yorktown (CV-5) making 17.5 knots astern during her preliminary standardization trials off Rockland, Maine, 12-21 July 1937. CV’s of this class were required to make good speed astern to allow landing planes over the bow and launching over the stern, if necessary. Comment Vintage Source
A U.S. Marine listens to the heartbeat of a dying buddy who suffered head wounds when the company’s lead platoon was hit with enemy machine gun fire. They had been pushing through a rice paddy just short of the demilitarized zone in South Vietnam, September 17, 1967 Comment Vintage Source