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The history of the world is indeed intriguing. There have been events and personalities that have changed its course over time. We can't really go back and witness everything that happened.Some of these images are sad, some as random as they be, but many are shocking and surprising. But the rarity will keep you spellbound till the very end of the list.Like some of you, I’m also a rabid history buff who loves to collect the most interesting rare historic photos. I only curate the rare ones that have a significant impact on the history of the world.Below are some of the most fascinating rare historical photos ever captured on camera. Thanks to these great images, we now have before us a rare window to some of the most interesting moments of our world history.1. Earliest known photograph of the Taj Mahal, 1850sEarliest known photograph of the Taj Mahal taken by Dr. John Murray of East India Company in the 1850s.2. Female prisoners at the Andaman Cellular Jail, 1860We see a rare picture of female prisoners being held in the infamous Cellular Jail in the Andaman Islands circa 1860.3. Brighton Swimming Club in 18634. Samurai warriors taken between 1860 and 18805. The only photograph of a living Quagga (now extinct) from 18706. construction of the Eiffel Tower tower, 1880.7. Execution by cannon in Iran, circa 19th century.8. Construction of the Statue of Liberty in 18849. Construction of the Eiffel Tower in 188810. One of the unseen picture of Mahatma Gandhi.11. The Gare Montparnasse train derailment in Paris, France, circa 1895.12. A boxing match on board the USS Oregon in 189713. Times of India office in Bombay on its Diamond Jubilee, 1898We see a rare picture of the Bombay office of Times of India celebrating its Diamond Jubilee in November, 1898.14. Construction of the Manhattan Bridge in 190815. Leo Tolstoy telling a story to his grandchildren in 190916. The 1912 World Series17. The first photo following the discovery of Machu Pichu in 1912.18. Titanic leaves port in 1912.One of the last known photos of the Titanic before it sank.19. The founders of Harley Davidson Motorcycles; William Harley and Arthur Davidson, pictured in 1914.20. Fidel Castro lays a wreath at the Lincoln Memorial.21. Winston Churchill out for a swim22. Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, Warren G. Harding (29th president of USA), and Harvey Samuel Firestone (founder of Firestone Tire and Rubber Co.) talking together23. Adolf Hitler practicing for his speech, 1925.24. Construction of Christ the Redeemer in Rio da Janeiro, Brazil25. C V Raman with his SpectrographA rare picture of Nobel laureate C V Raman with his spectrograph which helps by acting as a fingerprint in identifying molecules.26.British man gets a pedicure from his Indian servantWe see the royal treatment the British were subjected to by their Indian servants during the British Raj, in this case a pedicure.27. Two geniuses in their own fields: Charlie Chaplin and Albert Einstein.28. Indira Gandhi in her younger daysUnseen picture of Indira Gandhi in her childhood.29. Howrah Bridge under construction, 1930sWe see a picture of the iconic Howrah bridge under construction in the mid 1930s in Calcutta.30. Albert Einstein and Rabindranath Tagore, 1930In a rare picture we see Rabindranath Tagore and Albert Einstein together during the former's visit to Galerie Pigalle, Paris in 1930.31. India's first Test Cricket Team touring England, 1932We see a portrait of India's first Test Cricket Team on its maiden tour to England in 1932.32. Ferdinand Porsche (yeah, that Porsche) showing a model of the Volkswagen Beetle to Adolf Hitler in 193533. The first McDonald's, circa 1937.34. A liberated Jew holds a Nazi guard at gunpoint.35. Albert Einstein enjoying a summer day at Nassau Point, Long Island, New York in 193936. Rare letter from Gandhi to Hitler, 1939We see the photograph of a rare letter written by Gandhi to Hitler pleading him to stop reducing humanity to a 'savage state'.37. Old picture of the Indian Military Academy, DehradunWe see an old picture of the Indian Millitary Academy as Gentlemen Cadets sit down for a meal at the mess.38. The construction of Mount Rushmore, 1939.39. The London sky after a bombing and dogfight between British and German planes in 194040. German air raid on Moscow in 194141. A shell-shocked reindeer looks on as war planes drop bombs on Russia in 1941.42. Japanese troops using Indian POWs for target practice, 1942This is a picture of Japanese Army personnel who blind-folded Indian POWs (Prisoner of War) and used them for target practice.43. Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose meets Hitler in May, 1942.44. A Japanese plane is shot down during the Battle of Saipan in 1944.45. Adolf Hitler's pants after the failed assassination attempt on him in 1944.46. An aircraft crash on board during World War II47. And this is Nagasaki 20 minutes after the bomb was dropped on 9th August, 1945.48. The last picture and the much debated 'death certificate' of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, 1945Here we see the last picture of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose on a plane, and along with it his much debated death certificate.49. Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose toasts to Japanese Emperor, 1945A rare picture of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose toasting to the Japanese emperor in 1945.50. Hitler's bunker called Führerbunker, after the fall of Berlin and Hitler's death, 30th April, 1945.The room was partially burnt and stripped of evidence before the Russians invaded.51. Graham Jackson Sr playing his accordion during the funeral procession of his friend, President Franklin D Roosevelt.52. One of first computers ever made, the ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer). Made in USA.53. First Day of Constituent Assembly in India, 1946The first day Indian Constituent Assembly on 11th Dec, 1946. We see Sardar Patel in the foreground.54. The first photo taken from space in 194655. Last Nizam of Hyderabad greets Sardar Patel after Operation Polo, 1948The last Nizam of Hyderabad greets Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel at the Begumpet airport after the success of Operation Polo.56. Last glimpse of the Father of the Nation, 1948People climbed on electricity poles, trees to get one last glimpse of Mahatma Gandhi during his funeral procession.57. Dubbed as the 'Most beautiful suicide', this is a picture of Evelyn McHale, 23, who jumped from the Empire State building and landed on a limousine.58. Tata launches its first Mercedez Benz Telco, 1954A rare picture that captures the launch of Mercedes Benz Telco in 1954, in Mumbai.59. Jawaharlal Nehru showing off his swordsman skillsWe see the country's first prime minister show off some of his swordsman skills circa 1955.60. Albert Einstein's study on the day of his death, 18th April, 1955.61. Elvis Presley serving for the American Army in 1958.62. Queen Elizabeth & Maharani Gayatri Devi after a tiger huntWe see a rare picture of Queen Elizabeth and Maharani Gayatri Devi posing for a picture after a tiger hunt.63. The construction of Disneyland64. Walt Disney on the day they opened Disney Studios65. Martin Luther King Jr with 'The Godfather', Marlon Brando.66. Martin Luther King, Jr removes a burned cross from his yard in 1960. The boy is his son.67. Construction of the Berlin Wall in 196168. The original Ronald McDonald played by Willard Scott69. A young Bill Clinton meets John F. Kennedy.70. Stephen Hawking pictured on his wedding day with his wife, Jane Wilde on 14th July, 1965.71. The crew of Apollo 1 practicing their water landing in 1966. Unfortunately, all of them were killed on the launch pad in a fire.72. George Harrison's selfie on his trip to India, 1966We see one of the selfies by Beatle George Harrison on his trip to India in 1966. This one's way before 'phonecams' or 'point & shoots' were invented.73. An airman being captured by Vietnamese in Truc Bach Lake, Hanoi in 1967. The airman is John McCain.74. California lumberjacks working on Redwoods75. Jayalalithaa with MGRHere's a photograph of Jayalalithaa with M G Ramachandran in her hey days as an actress doing the song-and-dance routine.76. Narayana Murthy in IIT Kanpur, 1969In another rare picture, we find the co-founder of Infosys during his days at IIT Kanpur in 1969.77. Vladimir Putin photographed as a teenager. He's the one wearing a cap.78. Osama Bin Laden with his family in Sweden, circa 1970. Osama is standing 2nd from right in green and blue.79. Chuck Norris and Bruce Lee.80. Apollo 16 astronaut Charles Duke left this family photo behind on the moon in 1972.81. Steve McQueen and James Coburn serving as pallbearers at Bruce Lee’s funeral on 20th July, 1973.82. Mohammad Rafi and Muhammad Ali in Chicago, 1975One of India's greatest Indian playbacks - Mohammad Rafi sharing a momentary laugh with one of his favourite sportsmen Muhammad Ali in Chicago, 1975.83. The original 'Star Wars' cast before they started shooting for the films.84. Mohammed Ali convinces a man against committing suicide, circa 1981.85. A R Rahman and friendsThis extraordinary photograph shows a young A R Rahman along with a few extraordinary artistes. He is accompanied by Ustad Zakir Hussain, Siva Mani, Resul Pookutty and Akon.86. Shahrukh Khan, Kapil Dev and Sohail Khan in a match of footballA rare moment captured where we see cricketer Kapil Dev and movie stars Shahrukh Khan and Sohail Khan fight it out in a match of football.Thanks for readingHave a good time….

You can probably get his entire service record.I got my Dad’s, and you can do most online.Veterans' Service RecordsYou will need as much info as you can get. Name, rank, serial number, when he served, from what date to what date.if he would be less than 100 years old on the date you request, you need a death certificate. You need something to prove you are a grandson, or if one of HIS kids is still alive, they can put in the request.the reason is, to get the full, unredacted record, you must be PNOK, Personal Next Of Kin. Otherwise, you just get a very basic record.one of grand Dad is kids is either your Mom or Dad. They should have a copy of their birth certificate showing grandad as father. That proves the are Personal next of Kin.the webiste walks you through it pretty nicely.you can scan the documents to them nowadays.its worth it, my Dad’s jacket is 1/2” think, lots of stuff.if they say they can’t find iT, persist, call and say he was a general. A copy of his DD-214 (homourable discharge) helps, because his serial number will be on it, and when the see his rank, they may move faster.it took me 3 tries. On the third try I insisted I speak to an officer, and that did it.Good luck. You should be proud you granddad served. Mine was a Marine, Roi+Namur, Saipan, Tinian, Iwo Jima.I was Navy.my #1 sonn enlisted at the bottom E-1 and is now, 21years later, and O-4 LtCdr, USN.his son, my grandson is USMC, 2 years now.so 4 generations have served with pride.my#2 son is the black sheep.He’s a copper.

I think that one of the greatest badass from our past should be Ben L. Salomon:During WW2, Mr. Salomon served as an instructor, leader, and dentist for the US 105th Infantry Regiment.During the Battle of Saipan, the Japanese defending the island were instructed to die in battle and never surrender. The Japanese General overseeing the battle, Saito Yoshitsugu, told his troops,"We will advance to attack the American forces and will all die an honorable death. Each man will kill ten Americans."These 5,000 remaining men were gladly prepared to die for the Axis cause. Their brutal suicide charges led to an 83% causalty rate for the Americans trying to take the Island.To get back to Dr. Salomon, he was in a field hospital on the front lines, trying to save the wounded men, with the screams, gunshots, explosions, and all other horrors of war permeating in the backgroundSuddenly, two Japanese rush into the tent and start bayoneting the defenseless wounded soldiers. Salomon grabs an M1 Rifle, and shoots the Japanese soldier before he can kill any more defenseless men. He then clubs the other solider with his gun before bayoneting him.Then four more Japanese men were crawling under the tent trying to flank him. One of the men had a knife in his hand. Salomon ran over and kicked the weapon out of the man’s hand before he could get up. Salomon sighted his rifle and fired, killing the attacker, and by that time he heard the distinctinctive ping, the sign he had run out of ammo.But Salomon wasn’t going to let a lack of bullets stop him from saving his wounded men. After bayoneting another attacker, he then picked up the knife, stabbed the third guy, then proceeded to headbutt the fourth.He heard on the radio signals that the Banzai Charge was soon reaching the Field Hospital. He ordered his remaining men to carry the 30+ wounded men to safety while Salomon was to defend the position single-handedly.When the last of the men left, he saw Salomon feeding bullets to the heavy .30 Caliber Machine Gun all by himself.When the Marines came back to inspect what happened, they saw Salomon lying dead, surrounded by 98 dead Japanese attackers. From what they saw, they inferred that Salomon repositioned the super-heavy .30 caliber machine gun four separate times all by himself. Each move was required because the enemy dead had piled up so high in front of him that he couldn’t get a clear line of fire through the stack of corpses.He sacrificed himself against a massive charge of men unafraid of death, just so the wounded could get away.He posthumously received the Medal of Honor in 2002, delayed all these years due to an original misreading of the Geneva Convention.He certainly gets a badass certification from me.Links:The Amazing Heroism of Ben L. Salomon- the Army Dentist Who Killed 98 Attacking Enemy Soldiers Single-HandedlyA Heroic World War II Dentist Finally Gets His DueThe WWII Dentist Who Killed 98 Japanese Soldiers Before Being Shot 76 Times