Flak bursts through the vapor trails from B-17 flying fortresses of the 15th air force during the attack on the rail yards at Graz, Austria, on March 3, 1945.[1200×849] 1 Comment Vintage
Lino Lacedelli on the peak of K2 at the end of the first successful ascent of the “Savage Mountain”, 31 July 1954 [655 x 876] Comment Vintage
The burnt-out hulk of Saudia Flight 163, circa August 1980. 301 people lost their lives on August 19, 1980 as a Lockheed L-1011 Tristar made an emergency landing due to an in-flight fire, and burst into flames before evacuation. It remains the deadliest accident involving a L-1011. [674 x 473] 1 Comment Vintage
Axel and Eigil Axgil, the first same-sex couple in the world to receive legal recognition and rights under a national law. Copenhagen, Denmark. Oct. 1, 1989. [2000 x 3053] 1 Comment Vintage
Helen Keller returns to Hiroshima three years after the atomic bombing, standing in the shell of a city she had toured eleven years earlier. October 1948 [911×1400] 1 Comment Vintage
