Artist Soldiers, National Air and Space Museum: These are from World War I, a very moving exhibit. Canon EOS M50, EF-M11-22mm...

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These are from World War I, a very moving exhibit. Canon EOS M50, EF-M11-22mm

The Prisoner, Harvey Thomas Dunn 1918

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Returning Refugees, Hattonchatel, William James Aylward, 1918

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His Bunkie, William James Aylward, 1918

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Helping A Wounded Ally, Harry Everett Townsend, 1918

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Infantryman, Harry Everett Townsend, 1918

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American Artillery and Machine Guns, George Mathews Harding, July 24, 1918

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Bill_de Loc: US

Even though these are not photos of the actual events, your shots taken at the museum are stunning.

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Bill_de wrote:

Even though these are not photos of the actual events, your shots taken at the museum are stunning.

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R. Bush Loc: Ogden, UT

Last year my wife and I visited the Imperial War Museum in London. The whole basement floor was devoted to artifacts, equipment, guns and even an airplane of WW I. We were truly impacted by the horrible things we saw. The Great War was also one of our most horrible wars. It is too bad that the people of the world can never figure out that everyone loses when any war starts.

debbie wrazen Loc: Western New York

Nicely photographed, d

Earnest Botello Loc: Hockley, Texas

Very good series Dan.

danniepolley

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R. Bush wrote:

Last year my wife and I visited the Imperial War Museum in London. The whole basement floor was devoted to artifacts, equipment, guns and even an airplane of WW I. We were truly impacted by the horrible things we saw. The Great War was also one of our most horrible wars. It is too bad that the people of the world can never figure out that everyone loses when any war starts.

danniepolley

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debbie wrazen wrote:

Nicely photographed, d

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Earnest Botello wrote:

Very good series Dan.

Jim-Pops Loc: Granbury, Texas

All around excellent!
Exhibit, Art, History, and your excellent indoor Photography. Well Done!

Largobob

R. Bush wrote:

Last year my wife and I visited the Imperial War Museum in London. The whole basement floor was devoted to artifacts, equipment, guns and even an airplane of WW I. We were truly impacted by the horrible things we saw. The Great War was also one of our most horrible wars. It is too bad that the people of the world can never figure out that everyone loses when any war starts.

I agree, R. Bush, except for your final statement, "It is too bad that the people of the world can never figure out that everyone loses when any war starts."

Not everyone loses. There are many people who profit from war....manufacturers and suppliers of munitions, guns, tanks, planes, ships and technologies of all sort. The news agencies thrive....and political figures make their fate in history. Throughout time, most wars/conflict have arisen due to varying religious beliefs/differences/Intolerance.

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Jim-Pops wrote:

All around excellent!
Exhibit, Art, History, and your excellent indoor Photography. Well Done!

R. Bush Loc: Ogden, UT

Dear Largo Bob,

I must agree with your corrections and additions of my last statement.

photophile Loc: Lakewood, Ohio, USA

danniepolley wrote:

These are from World War I, a very moving exhibit. Canon EOS M50, EF-M11-22mm

A fine series.

danniepolley

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photophile wrote:

A fine series.