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Marcos Martinez, ABQ High School photo 1938
Marcos G. Martinez in 1938 from his high school...
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Marcos Martinez, ABQ High School photo 1938
Marcos G. Martinez in 1938 from his high school yearbook. Possible Junior year. He did not finish High School but joined the Navy Jan. 1941. He was on the USS West Virginia on Dec. 7, 1941. Later he was on USS Lexington that was badly damaged and sank. He also served on the USS Iowa and several other ships.
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Marcos G Martinez of Belen, Valencia County, NM was born on November 13, 1919, and died at age 80 years old on May 4, 2000. Marcos Martinez was buried at Santa Fe National Cemetery
Section 10 Site 541 501 North Guadalupe Street, in Santa Fe.
Marcos Martinez, ABQ High School photo 1938
Marcos G. Martinez in 1938 from his high school yearbook. Possible Junior year. He did not finish High School but joined the Navy Jan. 1941. He was on the USS West Virginia on Dec. 7, 1941. Later he was on USS Lexington that was badly damaged and sank. He also served on the USS Iowa and several other ships.
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The desert on a grey day. Socorro County, New Mexico
The desert on a grey day. Socorro County, New Mexico
Three ethnic women with guitar
Ethnicity hard to determine. The embroidery may be a clue. Are they hispanic, east european, or hawaiian?
Police
Historic photos of those who have sworn to "serve and protect" - the first responders in dangerous situations.
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Photographers
Thanks to these photographers we have these historic moments captured in time.
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Medical
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Firefighters
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Explorers
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Child labor
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Authors & Journalists
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Women's Suffrage
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Civil Rights Movement
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