Us Military Collection (page 2)

Marching On
22nd June 1945: US Marines led by a tank move towards the last strongpoint of the Japanese resistance. (Photo by Keystone/Getty Images)

Battle Of Pueblo De Taos
American artillery is deployed against Mexican forces defending the multistoried Pueblo structures at the Battle of Pueblo de Taos, during the Mexican-American War, Taos Pueblo, New Mexico, USA

US Troops Parading
US troops parading on a US city street, circa 1918. (Photo by R. Gates/Frederic Lewis/Archive Photos/Getty Images)

British Topical Press Agency (1903 - 1957)
Fine Art Storehouse Vintage Photo Gallery: Press Photography: British Topical Press Agency (1903 - 1957)

Frederick the Great (1712-1786), Prussian king, steel engraving, published 1868
Frederick II (German: Friedrich, 1712 - 1786), King of Prussia from 1740 until hith death. Called: Frederick the Great (Friedrich der Grose), or the Old Fritz (Alter Fritz)

Kansas Volunteers
The ammunition train and reserves of the 20th Kansas Volunteers of the US Army advancing at night after a battle during the Philippine-American War, circa 1899. Painting by G.W

US Army Flying Fortresses
3rd April 1944: US Army Fortresses fly in tier formation in manoeuvres over south east USA. This is in preparation for joining one of the Allied theatres of war overseas

US Landing
14th September 1943: LST boats are loaded with troops and equipment as the US prepares to invade the docks of Palermo, Sicily, Italy

Occupation Of Rome
5th June 1944: US fifth Army tanks roll past the Coliseum at the onset of the US occupation of Rome as townspeople look on, Italy, World War II. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Soldier In Manhattan
A soldier of the 88th Infantry Division surveys New York from the top of the Equitable Building in Manhattan, circa 1918. On the left is the Woolworth Building

Ford Willow Run Bomber Plant
Ypsilanti, Michigan: July, 1942. Production at the Ford Willow Run bomber plant. Steady of eye and hand, women workers at the great Willow Run bomber plant are among those throughout the country who

Photo of Buffalo Soldiers 1898

Meeting of military vehicles, Willys MB 8 Jeep, 1941
Military Vehicles - United States of America, 20th century. Military motorvehicle meeting, Willys MB 8 Jeep, year 1941

Meeting of military vehicles, Willys MB Jeep, 1942
Military Vehicles - United States of America, 20th century. Willys MB Jeep, year 1942

Harley-Davidson WLA, 1941
Military Vehicles - United States of America, 20th century. Harley Davidson WLA motorcycle, year 1941. Detail: fuel tank and handlebar

Supper and dinner rations, as used by US Marines during Vietnam War

Sewing kit, canned food, pocket knife, whistle, tin cutlery and tin pan, as carried by US Marines during Vietnam War

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"The US Military: A Legacy of Courage and Strength" From the Front Line Copter to the Train Lounge, the US military has always been at the forefront of innovation and adaptability. Whether it's providing medical aid through an Ambulance Train or defending our skies with the US Army Air Force Bell Airacobra P 39, their commitment to protecting our nation is unwavering. The Battle of Port Royal stands as a testament to their bravery, where heroes like John Clifford Pemberton, a Confederate general, clashed with Anthony Wayne, a United States Army General. It was in these moments that legends were born and history forever changed. General William Tecumseh Sherman's leadership during the Surrender of Joseph Eggleston Johnston showcased not only his strategic brilliance but also highlighted the unity within our armed forces. The sight of Destroyer USS Deyo arriving in port symbolizes both strength and security as they safeguard our shores. Even beyond American borders, such as when Nashville destroyed a federal merchantman or when Brandenburg Gate closed during the period of Berlin Wall in Germany, the US military has consistently demonstrated its global reach and influence. Through triumphs and challenges alike, one thing remains constant –the dedication and sacrifice displayed by those who serve in uniform, and are true guardians of freedom; their valor echoes through generations past and present. In every corner of this great nation and across distant lands around the world, we owe an immeasurable debt to these brave men and women who proudly wear their uniforms. Their selfless service ensures that liberty endures for all Americans. So let us honor them today –the defenders of democracy– for they are truly America's finest.