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George S Patton, American soldier, Fort Sheridan, Illinois, USA, 1910.

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The rifle pits, Fort Sheridan, Illinois, USA, 1917.

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Soldier on horseback jumping through a flaming arch, Fort Sheridan, Illinois, USA, 1920.

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Military camp, Fort Sheridan, Illinois, USA, 1930.

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Soldiers performing equestrian stunts, Fort Sheridan, Illinois, USA, 1920.

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Rookies arriving in camp, Fort Sheridan, Illinois, USA, 1920.

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Equestrian event at Fort Sheridan, Illinois, USA, 1920.

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A WAC sitting at a desk in an office, Fort Sheridan, Illinois, USA, 1945.

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Field Artillery in training on the parade grounds at Fort Sheridan, Illinois, USA, 1920.

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Two soldiers using a radio, Fort Sheridan, Illinois, USA, 1924.

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Soldiers gathered near their tents, Fort Sheridan, Illinois, USA, 1920.

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Two wounded soldiers being helped into an ambulance, Fort Sheridan, Illinois, USA, 1930.

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Library at Fort Sheridan, Illinois, USA, 1940.

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Artillery position camouflaging, Fort Sheridan, Illinois, USA, 1917.

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George S Patton, American soldier, on horseback, Fort Sheridan, Illinois, USA, 1910.

George S Patton, American soldier, on horseback, Fort Sheridan, Illinois, USA, 1910. Patton (1885-1945) was one of the most famous, colourful and controversial American generals of the Second World War. He graduated from West Point in 1909 and was commissioned as a cavalry officer. His first posting was to Fort Sheridan, a US Army base on the shores of Lake Michigan just north of Chicago.

Unique Identifier AR949527

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 5036px × 3484px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Black and white

cavalry officer

Curt Teich Postcard Archives

George S Patton

MILITARY UNIFORM

SECOND WORLD WAR

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA