Photo Archives Are Now Transferred to Flickr
Our entire archive of photographs has migrated to flickr for everyone to view. Over 3,000 photographs are posted on-line. Photos are in categories grouped by Company and Event. To view current archives click on the flickr logo below. Once there, you can use the flickr search function to find someone. Just type-in their last name, or nickname, and IF they are mentioned in a photo caption, it should show up. Please add "Comments" to the photographs, especially if you can identify men's names. To do so you'll need to sign up on flickr, but is a simple and free service. Thank you!
ENTER PHOTO COLLECTION - click on flickr icon/logo
Do you have a picture of a fallen Red Warrior? Check the Casualty pages for him. If there is no picture, and you have one, we would greatly appreciate you sharing that picture with us so that we can place it next to his name. See Casualty Page for instructions. Thank you.

If you would like your collection posted, see instructions below.

SCAN YOUR OWN PICTURES: NO FEES APPLY.

If you have your own digtal scanner, you may submit your own photo images. Scans greater than 150 dpi are preferred and saved onto a CD. JPG images preferred. No png, gifs or PDFs please. Please print and complete the page with the  Instructions for submitting your CD images to the Association. Adhere to requirements and directions please. Please include descriptions and identify individuals if you can. By submitting your pictures to the Red Warriors Association you are permiting and allowing us to post your photos on the World Wide Web.

LET US SCAN YOUR PICTURES: FEES APPLY

Actual photographs, color and black and white negatives, and 35mm slides may be sent, but fees apply for scanning to a digital format for archiving. Other restoration services are available. Fading pictures can be restored. Please print and complete the PDF Photograph Form and Instructions before sending any materials. Unsolicited items and pictures which are unidentified will not be accepted. Original photos will be returned to you. Our purpose is to Identify our fellow Red Warriors in all pictures. Please take the time to identify and number your pictures. By submitting your pictures to the Red Warriors Association you are permiting and allowing us to post your photos on the World Wide Web.

Questions - Contact Jim Daniels

Unidentified soldiers - Who is this man?

Periodically we'll be posting pictures of unknown Red Warriors. This time we feature the man on the left. Do you think you may know this man? Who is this guy? Read the details and the story behind this photograph and see a larger image by clicking HERE