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Renown circa 1918Renown during WW1, probably in 1918Sailors at the Puget Sound Naval Hospital in Bremerton, Washington, United States showing off their fleet of modern ambulances, 1918. This was also the year this hospital was hit hard by the flu epidemic.Settsu, 1917-1918
Renown circa 1918Renown during WW1, probably in 1918Sailors at the Puget Sound Naval Hospital in Bremerton, Washington, United States showing off their fleet of modern ambulances, 1918. This was also the year this hospital was hit hard by the flu epidemic.Settsu, 1917-1918
Shipfitters in one of the shops at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Bremerton, Washington, United States rolling steel plate with assistance from the overhead jib crane, 1918.Submarine Deutschland being serviced at Friedrich Krupp Germaniawerft, Kiel, Germany, 1918, photo 1 of 2Submarine Deutschland being serviced at Friedrich Krupp Germaniawerft, Kiel, Germany, 1918, photo 2 of 2Taihoku General Government Building, under construction, Taiwan, circa 1917-1918
Shipfitters in one of the shops at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Bremerton, Washington, United States rolling steel plate with assistance from the overhead jib crane, 1918.Submarine Deutschland being serviced at Friedrich Krupp Germaniawerft, Kiel, Germany, 1918, photo 1 of 2Submarine Deutschland being serviced at Friedrich Krupp Germaniawerft, Kiel, Germany, 1918, photo 2 of 2Taihoku General Government Building, under construction, Taiwan, circa 1917-1918
US 155 mm Howitzer Carriage M1917 (Schneider) howitzer in action at Varennes, France, 1918US machine gun crew firing a Lewis machine gun during WW1, circa 1918William Donovan as a US Army soldier in France, 1918William Donovan in uniform at a rail station, 1918
US 155 mm Howitzer Carriage M1917 (Schneider) howitzer in action at Varennes, France, 1918US machine gun crew firing a Lewis machine gun during WW1, circa 1918William Donovan as a US Army soldier in France, 1918William Donovan in uniform at a rail station, 1918
Yan Xishan with other officers, China, 1916-1918Battleship New Mexico in Drydock No. 4, New York Navy Yard, Brooklyn, New York, United States, Jan 1918, photo 1 of 2Battleship New Mexico in Drydock No. 4, New York Navy Yard, Brooklyn, New York, United States, Jan 1918, photo 2 of 2Korean royal family at Deoksugung, Keijo (now Seoul), Japanese-occupied Korea, 20 Jan 1918; left to right: Crown Prince Yi Un, Emperor Sunjong, former King Gojong, Empress Sunjeong, Princess Deokhye
Yan Xishan with other officers, China, 1916-1918Battleship New Mexico in Drydock No. 4, New York Navy Yard, Brooklyn, New York, United States, Jan 1918, photo 1 of 2Battleship New Mexico in Drydock No. 4, New York Navy Yard, Brooklyn, New York, United States, Jan 1918, photo 2 of 2Korean royal family at Deoksugung, Keijo (now Seoul), Japanese-occupied Korea, 20 Jan 1918; left to right: Crown Prince Yi Un, Emperor Sunjong, former King Gojong, Empress Sunjeong, Princess Deokhye
Portrait of Thomas Hitchcock, Jr., 6 Apr 1918RĂ¼diger von der Goltz and Carl Mannerheim at MannerheimCarl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim in the victory parade in Helsinki, Finland, 16 May 1918Mayor J. von Haartman greeting General Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim at Helsinki, Finland, 16 May 1918
Portrait of Thomas Hitchcock, Jr., 6 Apr 1918RĂ¼diger von der Goltz and Carl Mannerheim at Mannerheim's headquarters, during the Finnish Civil War, Mikkeli, Finland, May 1918Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim in the victory parade in Helsinki, Finland, 16 May 1918Mayor J. von Haartman greeting General Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim at Helsinki, Finland, 16 May 1918

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