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    New Yorkers adopt the latest 1916 technology on the Mexico border [Image 4 of 4]

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    A black-and-white archival photograph showing two men posed with an Indian motorcycle on a dirt road. One man is seated on the motorcycle wearing a leather aviator-style helmet, while the other stands beside it in what appears to be a military uniform with a campaign (wide-brim) hat. The image likely dates to the World War I era based on the uniform style and motorcycle model.

    MCALLEN, TEXAS, UNITED STATES

    02.04.2016

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    New York National Guard

    Two members of the New York National Guard's 23 Infantry Regiment Provost Guard pose with their Indian motorcycle while on duty near McAllen, Texas in 1916. The New York National Guard eagerly adopted cars, trucks and motorcycles as the latest tools of war during the deployment of more than 17,000 troops to the Mexican/Texas border in 1916. ( Courtesy New York State Military Museum)

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    Date Taken: 02.04.2016
    Date Posted: 06.02.2016 11:28
    Photo ID: 2630483
    VIRIN: 160602-Z-ZZ999-845
    Resolution: 1047x823
    Size: 320.97 KB
    Location: MCALLEN, TEXAS, US
    Web Views: 306
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    A black-and-white archival photograph showing three military officers in uniform wearing wide-brimmed campaign hats. Handwritten captions below identify them as Gen Fred Funston (left), Gen Parker (center), and Gen Oryan (right). The photo appears to be mounted in a photo album with corner mounts visible.
    A sepia-toned archival photograph depicting a mounted military band on horseback, likely from the late 19th or early 20th century. The soldiers are wearing campaign hats and dark uniforms while carrying brass instruments, suggesting this is a cavalry band unit. Large barrack-style buildings are visible in the background, indicating a military post or camp setting.
    A black-and-white archival photograph depicting a group of mounted cavalry riders charging at full gallop across an open, dusty terrain. Several riders are brandishing swords or sabers raised above their heads, suggesting a military charge or ceremonial display. The motion blur and dust clouds indicate high-speed movement, and the riders appear to be wearing traditional Middle Eastern or North African headwear.
    A black-and-white archival photograph showing two men posed with an Indian motorcycle on a dirt road. One man is seated on the motorcycle wearing a leather aviator-style helmet, while the other stands beside it in what appears to be a military uniform with a campaign (wide-brim) hat. The image likely dates to the World War I era based on the uniform style and motorcycle model.

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