Aerial view of an unknown island, circa 1900
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Aerial view of an unknown island.
Circa 1900
Flood damage to interior of unknown building, circa 1943
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Flood damage to interior of unk. bldg.
Circa 1943
United States Soldiers ice skating, Siberia, Russia
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Postcard - U.S. Soldiers Skating in Siberia.
Unidentified soldiers receiving awards at an evening ceremony, 1944
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Unidentified soldiers receiving awards at an evening ceremony.
1944
Negative image of projectiles, possibly Civil War era
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Negative image of projectiles - possibly Civil War era.
1943
Chapel service with seats filled, Fort Sumter, South Carolina, 1943
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Chapel Services at FOSU in Left Flank Casemates.
1943
Christmas dinner for Company A, 99 and Company Coast Artillery, 1906
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Christmas Dinner 1906 for Co. A, 99 Co. Coast Artillery.
1906
Station Hospital, Fort Moultrie, South Carolina
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Ft. Moultrie Station Hospital.
Close-up of First Sargent Rita Cournoyer sitting at desk, circa 1945
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1st Sgt. Rita Cournoyer (Overschelde) sitting at desk.
Circa 1945
Steamer with troops on way to Mexican boarder, circa 1915
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Steamer with troops Troops Enroute to Mexican Border 1915-16.
Circa 1915
Shows fall of projectile taken from target tug boat, circa 1940
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Shows fall of projectile, taken from target tug boat.
Circa 1940
Tents along Battery Street looking toward cove with soldiers lounging, circa 1940
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Tents along Battery St. looking toward cove. Soldiers lounging.
Circa 1940
Barracks of 2nd Battalion 8th Infantry with weapons lined up for inspection
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Barracks of 2nd Battalion 8th Infantry weapons lined up for inspection.
1938
Commanding officer's quarter, Fort Moultrie, South Carolina, circa 1924
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Ft. Moultrie Commanding Officer's Qtr.
Headquarter battery barracks, Fort Moultrie, South Carolina, circa 1945
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Ft. Moultrie Hdq. Battery Barracks.
Major General Anderson Monument, Fort Sumter, South Carolina
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Postcard of Maj. Anderson Monument.
Headquarters, Battery Harbor Defense, Charleston, South Carolina
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Headquarters of Battery Harbor Defense of Charleston.
Close-up of unidentified coast artillery officer at desk, 1944
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Unidentified Coast Artillery officer at desk.
Post exchange building with two cars in front, Fort Moultrie, South Carolina, circa 1945
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Ft. Moultrie Post Exchange.
Street lined with tent cabins, Fort Moultrie, South Carolina, circa 1941
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Ft. Moultrie Co. Street shows tent cabins.
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph H. Nist on stage with microphone, 1944
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Lt. Colonel Joseph H. Nist on stage with Microphone.
Unidentified colonel and chaplain in office for unknown ceremony, 1944
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Unidentified colonel and chaplain in office for unknown ceremony.
Soldier in front of post theater with Something to Sing About poster
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Soldier in front of post theater.
Close-up of unidentified coast artillery colonel at desk looking at camera, 1944
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Unidentified Coast Artillery Colonel at desk.
Dedication of confederate memorial at Fort Sumter, South Carolina, circa 1929
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Dedication of Confederate Memorial at Fort Sumter.
First airplane to land at Fort Moultrie, Charleston, South Carolina, circa 1910
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First Airplane to land at Fort Moultrie.
Private C. D. Crawford with 50 caliber Browning machine gun
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Private C.D. Crawford with a 50 caliber Browning machine gun.
Staff of station hospital, Fort Moultrie, South Carolina
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Ft. Moultrie Hospital with staff posing in front of bldg.
Loading 12 inch mortar, possibly on Mortar Capron, Fort Moultrie, Charleston, South Carolina, circa 1910
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Loading 12 Mortar - possibly on Mortar Capron.
Empty chapel with American flag in front, Fort Sumter, South Carolina, 1944
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Empty Chapel at FOSU in Left Flank Casemates.
Soldiers (possibly recovering patients), steps of hospital, Fort Moultrie, South Carolina
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Two soldiers sitting on steps of hospital - possibly recovering patients.
Two soldiers and radio equipment, Signal Corps workshop, Fort Moultrie, South Carolina
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Two soldiers inside Signal Corps workshop, shows radio equipment.
Lifeguard group, soldiers and one woman from army corps, Fort Moultrie, South Carolina, 1944
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Ft. Moultrie Lifeguard Group, Soldiers and one WAC.
Four members of Battery G 263rd Coast Artillery, Fort Moultrie, South Carolina
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4 members of Battery G 263rd Coast Artillery from Greenville, SC.
WAC unit in formation on parade ground at Fort Moultrie, South Carolina, circa 1942
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WAC unit in formation on Fort Moultrie paradeground.
Sgt. Taylor at machine gun, Battery Huger, Fort Sumter, South Carolina
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Sgt. Taylor at machine gun on Battery Huger, Ft. Sumter.
Ramming 12 inch mortar projectile, possibly on Battery Capron, Fort Moultrie, Charleston, South Carolina, circa 1910
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Ramming 12 Mortar Projectile - possibly on Battery Capron.
Sergeant H. R. Brown and view of radio room panel, 1943
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View of back of Radio Room radio panel with builder Sgt. H.R. Brown.
Chapel service with members of the 263rd Coast Artillery, Fort Sumter, South Carolina
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Ft. Sumter Chapel Service with members of the 263rd Coast Artillery.
Gazebo in front of post commander's house on Poe Avenue, Sullivan's Island, South Carolina, circa 1906
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Gazebo in front of Post Commanders House on Poe Ave.
Officer's quarters seen from beach at Fort Moultrie on Poe Avenue, Charleston, South Carolina, circa 1906
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Officer's Quarters at Fort Moultrie Bldg. on Poe Ave. seen from beach.
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