French Medical Personnel Finding the Location of a Bullet in a Wounded Patient With a Mobile X-Ray Machine in a Field Hospital During World War 1

French medical personnel finding the location of a bullet in a wounded patient with a mobile x-ray machine in a field hospital during World War 1.

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A Serbian Soldier Posing With the Arm of a Man Wounded by a Austro-Hungarian Dum-Dum Bullet During World War 1

A Serbian soldier posing with the arm of a man, probably a soldier, wounded by a Austro-Hungarian dum-dum bullet during World War 1.

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Photograph of a Leg Wound Suffered by Union Soldier Daniel Snyder Who Served With the 4th Maryland Volunteer Infantry Regiment During the Civil War (1864)

Photograph of a leg wound suffered by Union soldier Daniel Snyder who served with Company G the 4th Maryland Volunteer Infantry Regiment during the Civil War. Snyder died three days after the leg’s amputation at Harewood Hospital in Washington, D.C., on May 28, 1864. His leg wound was possibly received during the Battle of Spotsylvania. By Dr. Reed Bontecou.

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Roster of the 4th Maryland Volunteer Infantry Regiment.
List of battles which the 4th Maryland fought in.

The Body of a Dead German Soldier Lying in a Ditch Somewhere in Belgium During World War 1 (1917)

The body of a dead German soldier lying in a ditch somewhere in Belgium during World War 1, c. 1917.

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The Body of a Confederate Soldier in a Trench in Fort Mahone Who Was Killed During the Final Days of the Siege of Petersburg Near Petersburg, Virginia (1865)

The body of a Confederate soldier in a trench in Fort Mahone who was killed during the final days of the Siege of Petersburg near Petersburg, Virginia, April 3, 1865. By Thomas C. Roche. Animated stereoscopic photographs.

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Four Animated Stereoscopic Views of the Dead Confederate Sharpshooter in Devil's Den After the Battle of Gettysburg (1863)

By Alexander Gardner.

By Timothy O'Sullivan.

By Timothy O'Sullivan.

The body after being moved 72 yards and posed next to the stone wall. By Timothy O'Sullivan.

Four animated stereoscopic views of the Confederate sharpshooter in Devil's Den after the Battle of Gettysburg, July 1863. By Alexander Gardner and Timothy O'Sullivan.

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