Found a new movie for the list.  WW1 victory parade in the first couple of minutes of the film.

The Hoodlum Saint (1946) With William Powell
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The Sun Shines Bright 1953 John Ford
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Death Hunt (1981) with Lee Marvin

The Fighting Seabees (1944) John wayne fires a captured Jap Krag

100 Rifles (1969) with Burt Lancaster and Raquel Welch.

Beau Geste 1939 with Gary Cooper

The Real Glory, (1939) with Gary Cooper

The Big Parade with John Gilbert and Renee Adoree (1925)

Boots and Saddles (1937) Gene Autry

Shoulder Arms (1918) with Charlie Chaplin
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The Big Parade with John Gilbert and Renee Adoree (1925)
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PeaceOnEarth (1939) Hugh Harman cartoon
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The Lost World (1925)
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Spook Louder (1942)  A Three Stooges Short
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Gunga Din

Farewell to Arms (1932)

For Whom the Bell Tolls

The Wind and the Lion

To Kill a Mockingbird

King Kong 1933

Rough Riders (1997)

Somebody finally put it up!  This is for all of you porcupines out there.

Spook Louder (1942)  A Three Stooges Short
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nyuk nyuk nyuk  woo woo wooo

They are if you swear upon the almighty Krag, that you hold holy, that they are. 

Another Krag film to the list.

Culpeper, I am going to brag once again, but.....
The following link to YouTube is a moving picture of "President McKinley's Funeral Cortege at Buffalo, NY", part 1. Lead by the Buffalo Police Department and then Company I of the 14th Regiment, which my great grandfather was a part of. Not a movie, but the actual thing. They are carrying the M1898 Krag Jorgensen. Perhaps you can make a stretch of things and include this very early film on your list.

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Great idea. I'll see what I can contribute.

Sorry, no pictures with a Krag. Below are the only military pictures I know of. I am not sure when/where the first picture was taken. I am assuming it was during his first enlistment and was taken in Manila, Philippines (he also was sent to China for the Boxer Rebellion). He is wearing his Army Stetson hat and some new clothes he bought for a striking picture for back home. He had left for the Army without telling family until he wrote a letter that started out "I suppose you know by now that I am in the Army".  He was a private and was a bugler. One of my uncles has the bugle, which I would at least like to get a picture of.
He was later a recruiter for the Great War and enlisted himself as a captain of a cavalry company. I believe the second picture would have been from that time period. His company was switched to a bombardment unit. He was honorably discharged at his request because as captain he could not perform the mathematics required for canon trajectory.

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I've seen most of these movies, some several times.  Now I'm going to have to watch them again to play 'spot the Krag'.  My wife is ecstatic ..... well anyway, she's going on about something

Knute
Great story and pics!
Vic