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r/HistoryPorn. Exploring the past through historical photographs. Part of the SFW Porn Network
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On October 22, 1975, the Soviet spacecraft Venera 9 became the first mission to transmit images from the surface of another planet. The lander captured a 180-degree panorama of Venus’s rocky terrain, which was later processed to create this reconstructed view. To achieve a more natural perspective the original images were rectified and adjusted for varying distances from the lander.
Less than a year later, on July 20, 1976, NASA’s Viking 1 became the first U.S. lander to capture an image from the surface of another planet, transmitting a view of the Martian landscape.
Created by: Ted Stryk Source: Bruce Murray Space Image Library
Photo from the Library of Congress. View is facing west down Liberty Avenue towards Seventh Avenue.
The 369th Infantry Regiment was the first African American regiment to serve in the First World War. In the US they were known as The Black Rattlers, while the French called them The Hellfighters. The Germans, fearing their fierce combat skills, referred to them as the Bloodthirsty Black Men (Blutlustige Schwarzmänner).
Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to identify the soldier in this image. If anyone has information about his name, I would greatly appreciate it.
The photo is from an 1969 issue of the New York Magazine.