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Col. J.V. White, 1913. Creator: Bain News Service
Col. J.V. White, 1913. Shows J.V. White of the U.S. Army's Coast Artillery Corps
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1913 Colonel George Grantham Bain Hand On Hip Historic Figure Historical Person Military Camp Tent Tents United States Army Us Army Armed Services Bain George Graham Bain News Service George Graham Bain Posture Press Photography
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**Col. J.V. White: A Portrait of Leadership**
In this striking photograph taken in 1913 by Bain News Service, Colonel John V. White stands tall, his piercing gaze directed straight at the camera lens. Dressed in full military regalia, complete with a crisp uniform and hat, Col. White exudes confidence and authority as he poses outdoors amidst a backdrop of tents.
As one of the U.S. Army's Coast Artillery Corps' most esteemed leaders, Col. White was no stranger to duty or responsibility. His direct gaze conveys a sense of strength and conviction, underscoring his commitment to serving his country during this pivotal moment in American history - 1913 marked just two years into World War I.
The photograph itself is a testament to the artistry of Bain News Service's George Graham Bain (or Grantham), whose keen eye for detail captures not only Col. White's commanding presence but also the subtle nuances of his posture and expression. This timeless portrait, now preserved in Heritage Images' archives, serves as a poignant reminder of America's rich military heritage and the individuals who have shaped its history.
**Credit:** Bain News Service (1913) / Library of Congress
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