A photo of Colonel William Crooks

A photo of Edwin Francis & Dawn Leone on Veteran's Day

A photo of Charles Parsley in the military during WWI. He was the son of Pleasant "Lee" and Margaret (Ray) Parsley. He was born on November 15, 1894 and died in 1963 in Laurel County, Kentucky. He married Ruth Bowling. His family lived in Harlan County, Ky and Laurel County, Ky.

A photo of Horace Lucas and his high school football team in John Day, Grant, Oregon in the 1920s.

A photo of Pierre-Paul Guieysse, (May 11, 1841 – May 19, 1914) who was a French Socialist politician. He was Minister of the Colonies in the French Cabinet headed by Léon Bourgeois between 1895 and 1896. Polytechnician costume. He was born in Lorient, Brittany, of a Protestant family. He trained as a hydrographic engineer, working for the navy, but developed scholarly and political interests, becoming a specialist in Egyptology (he worked on the book of the Egyptian dead) and being active in leftist politics. In May 1900 he co-founded the newspaper "La Dépêche de Lorient". He was elected to the Chamber of Deputies as a Radical and Republican Deputy for Morbihan (Brittany, France) between 1890 and 1910. He was active in the debate over the 1905 French law on the Separation of the Churches and the State, to which he proposed an amendment.[1] He was also active in the promotion of legislation to make pension contributions compulsory. From November 1895 to April 1896 he was Minister of Colonies, in the Bourgeois government.

A photo of a group of unknown women - Front of "unknown 300"

This is a photo of a group of the female guards at Oak Ridge, TN during WWII, part of the Manhattan Project. My grandmother Frances McClain is 2nd from the left in the center row.

A photo of Ned Nussrallah (2nd from right).

Unknown family photo - no date, place or names. This one is a tintype photo. One of these men might be the name of Bettis.

A photo of Edward Peter Aune

A photo of Seymour B. Pierce (1901-1983), taken about 1915 from a post card. Born 25 Mar 1901 son of Mial David Pierce and Katherine B Town(e) in Rutland, VT, and died Aug 1983 in Syracuse, NY. On the back is written: Cadet S. Pierce Porter Military Episcopal Academy Charleston S. C. Seymour Pierce Kate's son He served in the US Navy.

A photo of a Girl Scout troop in 1920

Casey "Audress" Dunn was an active boy scout while growing up in the Pasadena, LA county, CA area. Audress as he was called by his parents, b. Mar 25, 1920 in Mounds, IL and d. May 7, 1942 in the Coral Sea. He was serving his country on the USS Neosho during the Pearl Harbor attacks.

This is a photo of Wylie Murray Weeks added by Jesse Verkruyssen on August 17, 2020.

This is a photo of James Rollie Rudd added by Jennifer Ridner on August 16, 2020. James was killed in the Palawan Massacre: The Palawan massacre occurred on 14 December 1944, during World War II, near the city of Puerto Princesa in the Philippine province of Palawan. Allied soldiers, imprisoned near the city, were killed by Imperial Japanese soldiers. In order to prevent the rescue of prisoners of war by the advancing Allies, on 14 December 1944, units of the Japanese Fourteenth Area Army (under the command of General Tomoyuki Yamashita) brought the POWs back to their own camp. An air raid warning was sounded to get the prisoners into the shelter trenches, the 150 prisoners of war at Puerto Princesa entered those trenches, and the Japanese soldiers set them on fire using barrels of gasoline. Prisoners who tried to escape the flames were shot down by machine gun fire. Others attempted to escape by climbing over a cliff that ran along one side of the trenches, but were later hunted down and killed. Only 11 men escaped the slaughter; 139 were killed. Of the victims, 123 are buried in a mass grave at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, St Louis Missouri. The incident sparked a series of POW rescue campaigns by the US, such as the raid at Cabanatuan on January 30, 1945, the raid at Santo Tomas Internment Camp on February 3, 1945, the raid of Bilibid Prison on February 4, 1945, and raid at Los Baños on February 23, 1945. It was testimony of survivor Pfc. Eugene Nielsen that convinced the US military to embark on a campaign to save the POWs in Philippines in 1945. In 2006, Nielsen was interviewed again by Geoffrey Panos on the behalf of the University of Utah. Bones from the victims were discovered in early 1945. 16 Japanese soldiers were tried for the massacre, at Yokohama in August 1948. The Japanese personnel involved in the massacre were initially sentenced to death, but later, they were released in the general amnesty. (Wikipedia)

This is a photo of Lawrence Dale Long added by Hugh Long on August 12, 2020.

This is a photo of Waino Tuominen added by Scott Harris on August 9, 2020.

This is a photo of Harold M. "Peanuts" Edwards added by Jennifer Ridner on July 31, 2020.

A photo of Otto Baumgartner in his train conductor uniform which he wore conducting a Swiss passenger train through the Swiss alps

A photo of Ray Fortner

A photo of my father, Brian R Jacobson

Photo rescued from Garage Sale Warehouse in Beaverton, Oregon; September 2018. Photo by Atelier Promenade form Copenhagen, Denmark. Taken approximately 1907-1920. More pictures from this photographer at: https://www.fotohistorie.com/atelier-promenade-kbh.html

A photo of Albert A. Shaw, my fathe,r in his Boy Scout uniform.

A photo of Mary E Tomich

A photo of Eileen E Uminski

A photo of Francis Ernest Nunweek

A photo of Cornelius Welling

A photo of Dane Mileusnich - brother to mother Danilo Miric - left, of Dane Mileusnich

A photo of Anthony Costanza and his brother Achille (Kelly) Costanza.

A photo of Lyster Melwyn Jackson with his two brothers, Harry and Dave on the occasion of Dave's enlistment in 1919

A photo of William Ewing on April 1940, Langley Field VA A James A Fazzi Sr Picture

A photo of Herman Eaton Norfleet

A photo of Richard Salazar Jr.

A photo of Evelyn Hayes in the late 1940s. She was a Navy Wave, recruiter, and nurse.Taken prior to her marriage to Doyle Willard Whitehurst.

A photo of Josef Fenrich De Gjurgjenovac

A photo of Irene M Fuschi-Maki

A photo of John F. Neusbaum. He was the brother of my grandmother (Nettie Neusbaum Mort). He served in WW1 as chief petty officer on the USS Roanoke. Born 06/14/1890 in Fannettsburg, PA and died 10/16/1954 in Los Angeles, CA,

A photo of Franklyn Leland Bettinger and Mary Lou Bettinger

A photo of Harold Ramsay Cazneaux

A photo of Desmond Doss and his wife, Dorothy, who married in 1942. They had one son, Desmond T. Doss, Jr.

A photo of my uncle, John Lynn Mort, posed with his sister, Helen, right before he left to sail for France, where he died of pneumonia. An American Legion post in Elsinore, CA is named for him. He was working in CA when he was drafted or enlisted.

A photo of Jesse J Antuna

A photo of Lawrence Mullaney

A photo of Robert O. Black, Sr.

A photo of Carl Berrens and Norma (Davis) Berrens.

Born Sept. 18, 1874 Schömberg, Calw, Baden-Württemberg, Germany Died Oct. 4, 1908

A photo of Leslie James Scott

A photo of Dominic James Carlini

Men of the 101st Airborne. Names unknown.

This photo was found in my father's old barn, with no identifying information other than that the man pictured was the great-uncle of my grandfather, William Harwood, and that he was the captain of a ship. Family rumor has it that my grandfather's grandmother, Sarah Beason, had a brother, a ship's captain, who was lost at sea. The family reportedly came from Gloucestershire, England. I am hoping someone might recognize this photo and help me with this man's identity.

A photo of William G Doser

A photo of Colonel William Crooks