Snowy Military Environments

Scenes from cold weather military settings, depicting soldiers in winter conditions and snowy landscapes.

Italian soldiers on a reconnaissance mission in the snow on the Asiago Mountains, Italy, World War I, from L'Illustrazione Italiana, Year XLIV, No 10, March 11, 1917.
Italian soldiers on a reconnaissance mission in the snow on the Asiago Mountains, Italy, World War I, from L'Illustrazione Italiana, Year XLIV, No 10, March 11, 1917.
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Dewey funeral
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View Of A Snow Drift Around A Jeeb At An Air Base Somewhere In Iceland. 2Nd Service Group. 14 January 1944.
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Members of the Lansing Marine Corps Reserve wear snow shoes during cold weather training exercises. Base: Lansing State: Michigan (MI) Country: United States Of America (USA)
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Sneeuwruimers Op De Militaire Weg in Georgia, Dimitri Ivanovitch Ermakov, c. 1890 - c. 1900 photograph Part of photo album with recordings of sights in Georgia, St. Petersburg and Moscow. Georgia photographic support albumen print snow. mountain-range, snow peaks. horse-sleigh Georgia
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Ski Strategy -- Canada's ski-troops make one of their last cross country trips at the close of an intensive winter training period. Officers of a ski patrol call a halt to discuss strategy during of the cross country trips. May 13, 1946. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).
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Sveagruuvan. KOLUPPLAGET APRIL 1918.
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Monte Forno Glacier: Crew of the Group Oberleutnant Worischek (Monte.vioz section.).
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French General touring the Maginot Line, c1935-c1940. Artist: Unknown
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Civilian Conservation Corps - Colorado. Photographs Relating to National Forests, Resource Management Practices, Personnel, and Cultural and Economic History
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Black and white photograph of World War II (1939-1945) showing images related to the Liberation of Colmar in France, which took place on 2 February 1945; the dawn of 20 January 1945 showing Allied guns poised to attack.
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Gun position at Korscharte X. Army Commando pipe.
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Decoration and inspection by excellence Count Bothmer in the castle Raj. .
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Fusing Thermite Charges on Large Iceberg. In the most delicate and hazardous operation of the iceberg mining test, Lieut. Commander Robertson P. Dinsmore, USCG, Executive Officer, International Ice Patrol, connects a detonation cable to the electric fuses on a stack of thermite charges. At right preparing other charges are assisting Coast Guardsmen (l to r) Robert F. Wallace, Boatswain's Mate 2/c, of 200 Bay Village, New Bedford, Mass.; Lieutenant (jg) Thomas F. Budinger, of Winnetka, Ill., and Ensign Robert W. Dudley, of Liverpool, NY. Each of the thermite charges is a sheet metal box 21 inches long, 15 inches wide by 1 1/4 inches deep, containing 28 lbs., of thermite. Each was packed in a protective wooden box making the total unit weight 55 lbs. The thermite, a mixture of powdered aluminum and iron oxide, is an incendiary charge. When it burns it can produce a temperature of 4,000 F. degrees (half the sun's surface temperature) and molten iron is released which acts as a heat reserv
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A village on the German island of Sylt, in the North Sea. A ***** German Air Force post on this island was successfully bombed by British planes. September 1, 1939.
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30 cm flood-light .
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Seven men of Williamstown State guard who cut wood on HN Teagues Jaw yesterday.
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Coast Guard Uses Alaskan Snow for Signalling. When Coast Guardsmen in Alaska were searching a stretch of wilderness for victims of a plane crash, they signalled planes above by writing huge messages in the snow. In the lower center, a file of Coast Guardsmen may be seen trekking through the snow.
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Information and Publications Maine, 1957 , Rescue work, Civil defense. Records of the Office of Civil Defense and Defense Mobilization
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Alpine Chasseurs charge German lines on skis during World War I
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Two pilots of No. 274 Squadron sprinting to their aircraft during a practice scramble at El Amriya, Egypt, October 1940. Two pilots of No. 274 Squadron sprinting to their aircraft during a practice scramble at Amriya, Egypt. On the left is Flying Officer Arthur A P Weller. The other pilot is either Flight Sergeant Claude Hulbert or Sergeant M Mushett.
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Building of the embankment.
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The Royal Navy during the Second World War Sailors clearing the decks of snow on board HMS KING GEORGE V whilst she was in Arctic waters. Often the decks were a foot deep in snow. One of her 5.25 inch gun turrets can be seen in the background.
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Hunter. Verchojansk. 1970
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SEGUNDA GUERRA MUNDIAL (1939-1945) - División azul. Soldados esquiadores saliendo de patrulla. Invierno. Año 1942.
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The operating defense yard, Tomnäs
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Gammelst Bruk I Torsåker, Före 1915. Gammelstilla bruk i Torsåker, före 1915.
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The British explorer Ernest Henry Shackleton and his companions Adams and Wild planting the British flag 178 kilometres from the South Pole, photo from L'Illustration, No 3460, June 19, 1909.
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The last camp before the separation of the Norwegian explorer Fridtjof Nansen (1861-1930) and his companion Fredrik Hjalmar Johansen (1867-1913) from the Fram's crew, March 16, 1895, illustration from the magazine L'Illustration, year 55, no 2822, March 27, 1897.
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Smokejumpers: In Action - Montana. Photographs Relating to National Forests, Resource Management Practices, Personnel, and Cultural and Economic History
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Can't Continue Flight; man bending over cook stove outside plane at night; tarp provides protection. Subjects: Aircraft; Aircraft; ARLIS; Aviation; Alaska.
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An elevated view of the attack submarines USS RAY (SSN-653), USS HAWKBILL (SSN-666), and USS ARCHERFISH (SSN-678) surfaced at the geographic North Pole. This is the first time three nuclear-powered submarines have simultaneously surfaced at the pole. Country: Arctic Ocean
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Aviation Electronics Technician 3rd Class Randy Dowdy chips ice from a padeye on the flight deck of the amphibious assault ship USS GUAM (LPH-9). The ship is participating in the NATO exercise Cold Water (COLDEX-FLOTEX '81). The exercise is intended to test all phases of amphibious operations in sub-freezing weather. Subject Operation/Series: COLDEX-FLOTEX '81 Country: Norway (NOR)
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Camped near Peak 5255. Alaska Task Force Photographs
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Man with rifles. Man med gevär.
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The operating defense yard, Tomnäs
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The operating defense yard, Tomnäs
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Winter camping near the south side of Kulik Lake. Alaska Task Force Photographs
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Kaiser Karl I:, visit to Tyrol: Inspecting the troupe in Pergine.
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Under Verdun, France , 1916 - Regions at war Meuse, Haute -Marne, Oise, Somme - Stéphane Passet - (February -30 July) (French - Sous Verdun , France). Military uniform, snow, forehead, trenches, man, Clothing, First World War, Human Starries, France, under Verdun
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Power And Meat: Ponies On Which The Furthest South Party Lived. "At This Time There Were Only Three Ponies Left": Lieutenant Shackleton giving his lecture before the Royal Geographical Society, at the Albert Hall, 1909. 'The lecture was illustrated by means of many lantern-slides. With regard to the subject shown on the screen in our Illustration, it may be recalled that in his telegram to the "Mail," Lieutenant Shackleton, writing of the movements of the Furthest South party, said: "The 'Southern Party'...with four ponies...left Cape Royd on October 29, 1908...The po
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DA-SN-84-07970. Subject Operation/Series: BRIMFROST '83 Base: Fort Richardson State: Alaska (AK) Country: United States Of America (USA)
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Photograph showing Lt. Shackleton, Captain Scott and Dr. Wilson, ready for their 'dash' towards the South Pole, during the National Antarctic Expedition of 1901-04. Although they were unsuccessful in their bid to reach the Pole, they did set a new furthest South record. 1901
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Taking an observation at the pole. In: 'The South Pole', by Roald Amundsen, 1872-1928
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DA-SN-84-07972. Subject Operation/Series: BRIMFROST '83 Base: Fort Richardson State: Alaska (AK) Country: United States Of America (USA)
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Transportation of a long-range camera. Man carrying the camera; Kleiner Schlichtl. Photographer: 10. Armeekommando.
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Hughes at 55 degrees below. Alaska Task Force Photographs
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Natives of Ambler ice fishing for whitefish in the Kobuk River. Alaska Task Force Photographs
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CLINT EASTWOOD in WHERE EAGLES DARE (1968).
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Camp. Alaska Task Force Photographs
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Hill climb - Gates trip. Alaska Task Force Photographs
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Climbing up through the seraces with crampons. Alaska Task Force Photographs
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Old Chevak. Alaska Task Force Photographs
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Camp at Don Follows and Chuck Gilbert during 48 hour storm. Alaska Task Force Photographs
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Ray Bane with team. Alaska Task Force Photographs