Photo's found by accident while searching on line.

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A Brother and a Sister in The Pacific.

 

A Joseph Piscopo Pfc., US Army, and his sister, Matilda Corporal WACs somewhere out there. probably in 1944.

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1953, filming of "Glenn Miller Story" in hangar 1 at Lowry AFB

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April 27, 1944 U. C. L. A. Joe E. Brown stands at painted portrait of his son Captain Don E. Brown who was killed in 1942,  he was in the 6th Ferrying Group, a unit that "Ferried" newly built planes from the factories in California to their assigned units nation wide was killed when the A-20 "Havoc" he was ferrying east crashed near Palm Springs, California, on October 8, 1942. Joe E. Brown's other boy Joe L. Brown also was in the Air Corps in the war, but it is not noted if he was too a pilot or what he was or did in the AC.

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Jean Faircloth MacArthur as a honored guest at some function with President Reagan and the First Lady, sometime in the 80s obviously.

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Found a couple of Marine Corps Main Gate photos.

 

This first, from the 50s of Twentynine Palms,

 

 

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And this early 60s one of the Yuma base, now what dose the extra A mean in the MCAAS, would of thought it would just be MCAS for Marine Corps Air Station right.

[Wailuna]

22 minutes ago, patches said:

And this early 60s one of the Yuma base, now what dose the extra A mean in the MCAAS, would of thought it would just be MCAS for Marine Corps Air Station right.

 

[Wailuna]

Try "auxiliary"

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22 minutes ago, Wailuna said:

Try "auxiliary"

Thank you. That's got to it then, an early now forgotten and never mentioned name of Yuma

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William F. Dean during his Ticker Tape Parade in NYC October 26, 1953.

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This is captioned as a Action Photo, as GIs of the 25th Infantry Division take cover at Outpost Carson during an Chinese Mortar barrage

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Pfc Henke Milburn January 26 1942, of  B Company, 135th Infantry Regiment 34th Division, Milburn is credited as the first American Soldier to set foot in  Great Britain, well actually Northern Ireland, which of course is in Great Britain. Naturally he wasn't the first, there were a lot of American Soldiers in Britain by then, individuals right, the 34th Div commander in example, Russell P. Hartle, had been ashore awhile, probably a bunch of division staff officers too.

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Paul B. Huff 

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USS Perch negotiates through a field of Pancake Ice during a cruise up in the North Pole in 1953.

 

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Columbus, GA 1942 

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Yes lad, the Japanese were our allies in World War One, (before World War One, part II)

 

Senior officers of the U.S. 2nd Division at the front showing a Japanese delegation the enemy's position of the sector on the map. Brigadier General Albert J. Bowley is second on the left, while Marine Major General John A. Lejeune, commanding the 2nd Division, is third on the right.

 

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Private First Class Kerry Nelson, M48 Patton Tank Crewman, a Gunner  M Troop 3rd Squadron, 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment peers into his scopes 1967

Nelson would be awarded a silver Star.

https://valor.militarytimes.com/hero/84966

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A wounded Raider of the Makin Operation being taken off the Sub USS Argonaut at Pearl Harbor, 26 August 1942. Interested to know who and why a civilian is involved, could he be a dock worker lending a hand??? But then he doesn't seem to wearing work like cloths right!

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Troopers of the old Triple Nickel at Fort Benning in April 1944, note how they're all armed with the Grease Gun.

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In the Summer of 1965, Marines move across a field, don't know unit or back story on this one, the one has no helmet we see, under fire and lost it, and now moves out without it?????

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A Behind the scenes shot of Cliff Robertson as Sgt. Edward Baxter  and Marius Goring as "German Commandant" The film is the 1965 Up From The Beach.

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Finally came across that Wartime photo of Der Bingel wearing that German Helmet,  Der Bingel, that's what German Troops called him Bing Crosby, these being both POW in the States and those still in there fighting, Those in action getting him on their radios.

https://tralfaz.blogspot.com/2015/02/bing-crosby-secret-weapon.html

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A Turk in Korea 1952, 

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The 542nd Parachute Infantry Regiment was a regiment of the US Army during the World War II. Originally formed as a fully fledged regiment, the unit was later downsized to a battalion and kept in reserve in the United States until mid-1945 when it was deactivated.

 

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From film Rosalie (1937) "Dick Thorpe (Nelson Eddy) is a football star for the Army at West Point, and Rosalie (Eleanor Powell), a Vassar student who is also a princess (Princess Rosalie of Romanza) in disguise, watches a football game. They are attracted to each other and agree to meet in her country in Europe."