The document describes three historical photographs. The first shows young boys doing the Hitler salute, suggesting they were part of the Hitler Youth movement. The second photo depicts federal agents pouring out alcohol during the Prohibition era. The third image features soldiers from the U.S. Army posing with guns at a base in Vietnam, implying they were unhappy to be fighting in that unconventional war.

1. Picture one
1.the people in the photograph are younger looking males, possibly part of the same group or school.
2. The boys are doing the Hitler salute, hinting that they might be Hitler youth also considering their age.
3. The message might be German propaganda, or that Hitler was an influence on all age groups.
4. The photo is important because it shows a point in time that one made had such a huge influence on
one country
5. Questions are where are the boys headed to? where are they coming from?
6. Follow the Nazi brick road
7. look up more information on Hitler youth.
Picture two.
1. They are men at a location possibly in the city, a few men might be Federal agents
2. Some men are pouring out what appears to be alcohol.
3. The Federal Agents will find you no matter what.
4. At one point our government made alcohol illegal
5. what city are they in? How badly do the men want to beat up the agents?
6. No alcohol is good alcohol
7. Research more on the prohibition
Picture three.
1. They are soldiers from the Army, presumably from the U.S Army in Vietnam
2. They are posing for a picture, with guns at a base
3. Soldiers in Vietnam didn't care and didn't want to be there.
4. The Vietnam war was a very unconventional war
5. Are they a platoon? When in the war was the picture taken?
6. Vietnam: All play and no war
7. Look up different platoons from Vietnam