Military maneuvers

Exterior view with a group of unidentified females participating in shooting practice in a wooded area. Two identifications accompany the photograph. (1) "Hungarian Fighters for Freedom (enrollment 600,000) must spend two hours twice a week at military training. Photo shows Hungarian girls practicing shooting." (2) "The comrades (female) and the comrade instructress observing with serious interest a future sharp shooter." Exact location not given.

View of airplanes with numerous parachutes and jumpers in view. Location not given. Illustration for publication "Svet V Obrazech" for September 13, 1952.

Expansive, exterior view of what appears to be some type of military maneuvers involving large artillery. A number of spectators are viewing the proceedings. Believed to be a Polish location. Identification not in English language.

Published illustration featuring young females participating in military training/maneuvers. Text and description in foreign language, perhaps Polish. Identified as: "Przyjaciel Zolnierza (der Soldatenfreund) Pol. Illustr."

Exterior view of two soldiers identified as Caldea Teodor and Mira Constantin, both crawling through the snow with their guns. Appears to be part of a military training exercise and may be an illustration for a publication noted as "Imagini Militare," 1953. Believed to be located in an East European Iron Curtain country, probably Romania.

Exterior view of a nighttime military exercise with soldiers dressed in white and laying on the snow with their guns. May be an illustration used in a publication and identified as "Imagini Militare," 1953. Believed to be located in an Iron Curtain country.

Exterior view which includes uniformed young men standing by a flag watching a military exercise involving young men laying down on built up supports and using their rifles. Identification in foreign language and noted as "Szabadsagharcos," Maerz 1953.

Exterior view of what appears to be a military exercise involving soldiers and mobile gunnery. May be an illustration from an article in publication "Imagini Militare," September 1953. Believed to be located in Iron Curtain country, probably Romania.

Exterior view of numerous paratroopers with their parachutes full descending to the ground. Identification not in English language. Believed to be eastern European satellite country.

Publication illustration of composite exterior views demonstrating military maneuvers. Text and photograph identification in non-English language. Believed to be in an Iron Curtain country, probably Romania. Publication information given as "Imagini militare" for October, 1953.