Most viewed - Newark Military
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Postcard357 views
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1911 Map355 views
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Postcard342 viewsImage from Col. Leonard Luzky
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Archie Callahan335 viewsPhoto from Jule Spohn
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700 Soldier Dead of Newark Will be Honored by France334 views
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Newark Catholic Infantry Has a Clubhouse Now333 views
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331 viewsPhoto from NJ State Archives
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328 viewsPhoto from the Library of Congress
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Page 2326 views
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Page 6326 viewsPublished by the Newark Y. M. & Y. W. H. A. for Men and Women
in the Armed Forces from Essex County.
Submitted by Nat Bodian
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Stage Door Canteen326 viewsHarry James with his "secret weapon".
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Page 7325 views
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Page 14325 viewsPublished by the Newark Y. M. & Y. W. H. A. for Men and Women
in the Armed Forces from Essex County.
Submitted by Nat Bodian
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Colonel James E. Fleming322 views
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Marine guard parading on quarter deck322 views"Only one commissioned ship of the United States Navy has borne the name Newark, after the town of Newark, New Jersey; the protected cruiser Newark (Cruiser No. 1).
Photo from Rich Olohan"
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322 viewsImage from the National Archives
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322 viewsImage from the National Archives
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Updated Plaque322 views
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Page 3321 views
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Postcard321 views
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Postcard321 views
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320 viewsImage from the National Archives
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In the Army Now Colonel D W McGowen319 views
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Page 1319 viewsPublished by the Newark Y. M. & Y. W. H. A. for Men and Women
in the Armed Forces from Essex County.
Submitted by Nat Bodian
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317 viewsImage from the National Archives
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316 viewsImage from the National Archives
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First Troop Will Escort President315 views
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315 viewsPhoto from Joel Beane
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Welcome Home315 views
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Postcard314 views
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Page 12312 viewsPublished by the Newark Y. M. & Y. W. H. A. for Men and Women
in the Armed Forces from Essex County.
Submitted by Nat Bodian
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Page 4312 viewsPublished by the Newark Y. M. & Y. W. H. A. for Men and Women
in the Armed Forces from Essex County.
Submitted by Nat Bodian
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312 viewsImage from the National Archives
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Helmet311 views
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Postcard308 views
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Off to War308 views
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Serviceman's Canteen, World War I307 viewsPhoto from Rich Olohan
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307 viewsImage from the National Archives
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Back306 viewsPhoto from Old Newark Archives
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Captain Lewis B. Ballantyne306 views
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Postcard306 views
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306 viewsImage from the National Archives
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Start of Monument305 views
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Page 3305 views
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1935304 views
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312th Infantry Returning304 views"Here is the photo of the returning troops, from the 312th Infantry Regiment, marching in Newark in 1919. You can tell whether soldiers are coming or going by their hats. These men have the overseas cap, which means they are returning. Soldiers went overeseas with the wide brimmed campaign hat, which proved unusable overseas. These men are also carrying the US Model 1917 rifle, rather than the Model 1903 Springfield. The 1917, originally a British pattern, was manufactured in the US and converted to the US
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