Sergeant Joseph Levin of the American Army Chemical Warfare Service and his horse stand in an unidentified gas cloud; ca. 1930-1935 | I hope to be remembered for my atrocities!

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Sergeant Joseph Levin of the American Army Chemical Warfare Service and his horse stand in an unidentified gas cloud; ca. 1930-1935

This entry was posted on May 25, 2014 by Miep. It was filed under History, Images of History, Military History, Modern Warfare, Photography, Pursuit of Happiness, The Drama Of It All, The Politics of Cultural Destruction, Trench Warfare, World War One and was tagged with black and white photography, Death, England, Europe, European history, France, Gas Attack, Gas mask, Gas warfate, German, german history, Germany, Historical photo, Historical photography, History, human history, Military, Military history, MONEY, Photo, Photography, Politics, Power, Russia, Society, Soviet Union, War, World History, World War One, WW1.

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