Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Military Emergency Meeting At Aldershot. A series of Military Efficiency competitions for the Aldershot, was held at Aldershot. A number of military attaches representing the allied nations were interested spectators. The modern cavalryman must see that his horse is fitted with a gas mask.
Military Emergency Meeting At Aldershot. A series of Military Efficiency competitions for the Aldershot, was held at Aldershot. A number of military attaches representing the allied nations were interested spectators. The modern cavalryman must see that his horse is fitted with a gas mask.
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Military Emergency Meeting At Aldershot. A series of Military Efficiency competitions for the Aldershot, was held at Aldershot. A number of military attaches representing the allied nations were interested spectators. The modern cavalryman must see that his horse is fitted with a gas mask.

Underwood & Underwood · [ca. November 1917]

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