Great photos!!! Nice photo there of Jack Chennault who would command the "Aleutian Tigers" during his time in the Alaskan Theater. There's a great book on the 11th by John Cloe aptly called "The Aleutian Warriors." These pilots were tough as nails to be flying in the Alaskan weather (williwaws and all).

Thanks for sharing, nice photos.

104th Field Artillery. It appears to be an unfinished cloth version of the unit's Distinctive a Unit Insignia. 

Based upon burial….another unit…… “L” company  19th engineer    Question:  Any markings on lining or pockets, etc?

. Hopefully a potted history of Beaulieu airfield    https://www.eastboldre.org/airfieldhistoryww1.html       Norman D. Landing, Forum Normandy Correspondent, 16 March  2O26.   …

Some of the base life as well, from the early tent camp to the later buildings.    Scott

These pics are a continuation of the Portland Air Base topic I started earlier. The grouping consists of well over a thousand pics of the bombing missions by the 11th Air Force in 1943-44 in the Aleutians with most being at Attu and Kiska and the previous owner of the photos life in the Aleutians as he ended up being an executive officer of a fighter group on Attu after it was captured.    Scott

Hi all,   this came in a pile of other things I was more interested in, but I’m curious to what it is   thank you!  

＊However, since there are several types of special trains, this is only a possibility, and it is difficult to identify the specific name.

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