"U.S. Army in Action" Prints — From the Revolutionary War to the Korean War Options:SOLD — "Follow Me!" ’ Knapsacks will probably be

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"U.S. Army in Action" Prints — From the Revolutionary War to the Korean War Options:SOLD — "Follow Me!" ’ Knapsacks will probably beUpdated at 9 pm on May 24, 2025: All prints have been sold. A series of prints with images depicting the U. S. Army in Action from the Revolution to Korea. Each contains a detailed description of the event portrayed. Published in Washington, D. C. by the U. S. Government Printing Office in 1954. Some have minor wear around edges, which will be covered if you mat and frame your pint. Prints in this series: SOLD Remagen bridgehead 7 March 1945 Note: