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butlersrangers KCA Forum Member Offline Krag Enthusiast! Posts: 6330 Location: Michigan Bi-Peninsular&Proud Joined: Oct 7^th, 2009	Re: The old "ethics" issue, again Reply #15 - Dec 11^th, 2019 at 5:12am	Print Post
	Knute - The cavalrymen in the 'stereo' slide are privates, not officers. Possibly, the 6th Cavalry grouped their 'Greys' in one Troop? A neat pair of "China" pictures! Thanks for posting.


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butlersrangers KCA Forum Member Offline Krag Enthusiast! Posts: 6330 Location: Michigan Bi-Peninsular&Proud Joined: Oct 7^th, 2009	Re: The old "ethics" issue, again Reply #16 - Dec 11^th, 2019 at 6:10am	Print Post
	Here is another China picture with a group of 6th Cav., Troop "L" officers, in the foreground at the Great Wall.


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Dick Hosmer KCA Official Member Offline Collector of Springfield Arms, 1865-1915 Posts: 1862 Location: Northern California Joined: Nov 20^th, 2005 Gender:	Re: The old "ethics" issue, again Reply #17 - Dec 11^th, 2019 at 4:19pm	Print Post
	Seen that pic - wonder which trooper is carrying 70210?


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butlersrangers KCA Forum Member Offline Krag Enthusiast! Posts: 6330 Location: Michigan Bi-Peninsular&Proud Joined: Oct 7^th, 2009	Re: The old "ethics" issue, again Reply #18 - Dec 11^th, 2019 at 6:48pm	Print Post
	Not Me! (Sgt. Jay Beatty, Troop "B", 6th Cav. Likely in Philippines). Nice picture of 'Tropical Uniform', anyways.
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Knute1 KCA Forum Member Offline Krag Enthusiast! Posts: 738 Location: Illinois Joined: Sep 10^th, 2016 Gender:	Re: The old "ethics" issue, again Reply #19 - Dec 12^th, 2019 at 1:49am	Print Post
	Another picture of the 6th Cavalry along the Avenue of Statues to the Ming Tombs, which is near the Great Wall. The picture was taken by an Engineer contingency and states that members of the 6th Cavalry were in the foreground. (You need to *Login* to view media files and links) ombs,_near_Peking,_China._Members_of_the_6th_U.S._Cavalry_in_foreground.,_1900_- _NARA_-_519408.tif#filelinks Note that there is a fifty foot strip of movie picture film showing the actual horse-mounted charge of the 6th Cavalry through the South Gate of the Walled City of Peking. It is kept at the National Archives and I don't know if there are copies that can be viewed elsewhere, like YouTube. It would be interesting to see.


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