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Fun with Kilts. First World War, mobilization, declaration of war: a group of soldiers with a cloth to throw one of them into the air during preparations for the battle at the front.

>WW2 paratrooper- wow I've never seen this picture before. shockingly brilliant

What makes a great photographer: How far you’ll go to get the perfect shot. Photographer Skydiving with Kodak Motormatic Camera photo by ripcordjerry via myedol

kv96ic28: “ Great shot of WWII action, the bravery of American soldiers and the love of their fellow soldiers. ”

kv96ic28: Great shot of WWII action, the bravery

Looks like a real photo, but it's just dolls . Mark Hogancamp has created a fictional universe Marwencol. Marwencol is the name of the town that is the setting for a story populated by World War II soldiers, Nazis and Barbies.

The Scottish soldiers who fought in WWI do so in kilts. These men were able to hold everything they needed and were sticking with their traditional form of dress.

An Officer and 5 Senior NCO's in the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, WWI

Margie Stewart went from being a student at Indiana University to becoming one of the most famous pin-up girls of World War II. A small-town girl from Indiana became a department store model, a Hollywood actress and the U.S. Army’s only official pin-up girl—all in just a few years. World War II Pin-up girl Margie Stewart visiting troops in Reims, France in June 1945

Margie Stewart visiting troops in Reims, France in June A small-town girl from Indiana, Margie became a department store model, a Hollywood actress and the U. Army’s only official pin-up girl in just a few years

“No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin, or his background, or his religion. People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love, for love comes more naturally to the human heart than its opposite." ― Nelson Mandela, Long Walk to Freedom

A small white boy touches the riot shield of a black state trooper at a Ku Klux Klan rally in Atlanta, Georgia, 1992 Hard to believe this was taken Raising children in hate.

Sometimes history can inspire

Sometimes history can inspire

WWI British and German soldiers exchange cigarettes, gifts, and addresses during Christmas Truce, 1914 This isn't world war 2 but it's a great picture regardless.

World War I (Living Through. . .) by Nicola Barber, http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1406234907/ref=cm_sw_r_pi_dp_Eumfsb1H4NG7C

A British soldier eats his dinner in the trenches, 1917 WWI

Lucky British soldier shows off his damaged helmet, 1918

Lucky British soldier shows off his damaged helmet, 1918

A woman collaborator and her baby, whose father is German, returns to her home after having her head shaven following the capture of Chartres by the Allies. (Photo by Robert Capa/Getty Images). 1944

Such retaliation only perpetuates evil. Robert Capa - Chartres, France, August Just after the liberation of the town, this French woman who had had a baby with a German soldier has her head shaved as punishment.

4 Union Soldiers Atop Lookout Mountain, Tennessee

8 by 10 Civil War Photo 4 Union Soldiers Atop Lookout Mountain Tennessee - Visit to grab an amazing super hero shirt now on sale!

Young War Evacuees: A nurse looks over a row of toddlers who sit along a wall as World War II evacuees, at a nursery in Middlesex, England. 1941.

Young War Evacuees - - Rights Managed - Stock Photo - Corbis. A nurse looks over a row of toddlers who sit along a wall as World War II evacuees, at a nursery in Middlesex, England. 1941 Wonder what happen to these beautiful children.

Scots Guards pipers in Paris,

Historic WTF

TYWKIWDBI ("Tai-Wiki-Widbee"): WWI German soldier wearing his night shirt, armed with a bayonet, standing in front of a latrine with. a cat on his head. Well all righty then. kitten soldier ww ii ww i

A shell-shocked British soldier captured by the Germans during WW1, Shell shock was a common cause of crippling injury, usually without any physical trauma. Shell-shocked troops suffered from the effect of blast on the central nervous system experiencing severe disorientation, deafness, emetic syndrome, trembling, and often inability to stand.

A shell-shocked British soldier captured by the Germans, 1918 (IWM Imperial War Museum, London, England)

19 Wonderful Reasons To Rewatch "Empire Records" (like I *really* need even a *single* reason to rewatch, other than it's just plain one of the best movies EVAR.)

19 Wonderful Reasons To Rewatch "Empire Records"

19 Wonderful Reasons To Rewatch "Empire Records" (like I *really* need even a *single* reason to rewatch, other than it's just plain one of the best movies EVAR.

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