Japanese Sailors from the IJN Armored Cruisers Yakumo and Izumo, enjoy an afternoon out in the Columbus Monument in Barcelona’s Port, 1926. Comment Vintage Source
Watched by curious East Berliners, Soviet tanks leave their Friederichstrasse cross-point after facing massed U.S. tanks for 17 hours. Just 240 yards separated Red and U.S. tank units at the tense checkpoint, 28 October 1961. Comment Vintage Source
Winston Churchill, his son Randolph and grandson Winston in coronation robes, 1953. Comment Vintage Source
USS Saratoga (CV-3) sinking in Bikini Lagoon after she was fatally damaged by the Baker Day underwater atomic bomb test, 25 July 1946. Her hull number is visible at the front of her flight deck; air is escaping from her submerged hull; oil is streaming away to starboard. 3 Comments Vintage Source
Parker High School student Walter Gadsden, 17, being attacked by police dogs from Bull Connor during the Children’s Crusade. May 3, 1963. Birmingham, Alabama, United States. 1 Comment Vintage Source