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Stewardess emergency training

(Peter Stackpole. 1958)

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New York City, 1911. Syrian immigrant children playing in the lower Manhattan neighborhood known as "Little Syria" (also called the Syrian Quarter, it was a vibrant enclave along Washington Street near the Battery where thousands of Syrians, Armenians, Greeks, and others from Middle Eastern and Mediterranean communities lived).

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Goal zoomies

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Chicago 1940's. - source David Green via Golden Age Of Travel 1830-1955.

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A flip book

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Stand Your Ground

April 19, 1775

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Wut?

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The Suez Canal in the 1880s

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Hautakammio - pimeyden valtakunta

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Cunard, 1959

Theme Week: Travel 🚢

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In 1956, in one of the laboratories of the American Navy in Maryland, the idea of scientists Crozier and Hume was realized in the form of a 40-mm two-stage helium light gas cannon. Compression of the helium ejecting projectile occurred due to the explosion of a mixture of oxygen and hydrogen. The caliber of the projectile was 12.7 mm. 

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French Battleship Richelieu waiting for the President of the Republic Vincent Auriol for his trip to Dakar, in the harbor of Toulon, France.

Date: April 1947

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