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Vintage illustration of Royal French Military Men from 17th CENTURY: INSTITUTIONS & COSTUMES by P. Lacroix, 1880.  The natural age-toning, paper stains, and antique printing imperfections are preserved in this 1800s vintage stock image.  
Vintage illustration of Soldiers fighting on horses from COSTUMES DE PARIS by Roy, c1880.  The natural age-toning, paper stains, and antique printing imperfections are preserved in this 1800s vintage stock image.  
Riding through
Gen. Robert W. Cone met with senior leaders and IDA personnel at the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command headquarters' Morelli Auditorium the afternoon of Feb. 1, 2013, at Fort Eustis, Va.
"Breakfast Over - Time for Battle". This 14x11 photograph shows an empty camp cook grate at the Battle of Gettysburg. The soldiers have full bellies as they head for assembly areas to ready for the day's battle. The watermark in the center of the photo will not show up on a print or a purchased download. This photo can be matted in a 16x20 mat for a 16x20 frame. After clicking “Buy” above, you can select any size from the Photo menu or click on “Merchandise” and have the photo applied to a coffee cup, t-shirt, etc. I do have a special gallery for pre-made coffee mug art for each state in the battle.
"Bristling Guns of War" 2nd Honorable Mention - B&W - 2012 Maker - Brian M. Buckner
Inside the fuselage of a WWII glider Here’s a shot from inside the fuselage of the CG-4A glider, the star attraction of the Silent Wings Museum. While it looks large enough, it’s hard to believe that 15 armed soldiers were crammed into such a tight space (not to mention the pilots!). And this was pretty much all the room they had since the entire tail section of the plane was fabricated of structural supports. I added a photo of the inside of the tail below, as well. It must have taken some pretty brave people to fly in these aircraft.
See photo in original gallery.
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