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    Japanese Peace Planes Landing, front

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    On front: "ONE OF JAP PEACE PLANES" Found on page 14, Scrapbook 2.ONE OF JAP PEACE PLANE

    Natives of Okinawa, front

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    On front: "NATIVES OF OKINAWA."Found on page 16, Scrapbook 2NATIVES OF OKINAW

    Natives of Okinawa, back

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    Found on page 16, Scrapbook

    Natives of Okinawa, front

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    On front: "NATIVES ON OKINAWA." Found on page 16, Scrapbook 2NATIVES ON OKINAW

    Herbert Harper, back

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    On back: "The warmer woolen uniform has at last been authorized by the Camp Commander. With most sincere regards, Herbert H. Harper Miss Mary I Spilman Pikeville College Pikeville, Ky." Found on page 19, Scrapbook2The warmer woolen uniform has at last been authorized by the Camp Commander. With most sincere regards, Herbert H. Harper Miss Mary I Spilman Pikeville College Pikeville, Ky

    Greeting Card, front

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    On front: "Mele Kalikimaka " Found on page 29, Scrapbook 2.Mele Kalikimak

    San Blas Indians, back

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    Found on page 26

    San Blas Indians, front

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    Islanders bringing in bananas. These are the Kuna Indians. Found on page 26

    Postcard, back

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    On back: Sgt. herbert Prater - 35775003 Hdq. Co., CDC APO 834, c/o Postmaster New Orleans, La. Miss Spilman: Just a few words to say "Hello" and to show you my new address. I'll write when I get time. So long. Herbert" Postmarked January 2, 1946. Found on page 24.On back: Sgt. herbert Prater - 35775003 Hdq. Co., CDC APO 834, c/o Postmaster New Orleans, La. Miss Spilman: Just a few words to say "Hello" and to show you my new address. I'll write when I get time. So long. Herbert" Postmarked January 2, 1946

    Postcard, back

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    On back: [postcard information] CAMP FUNSTON MEMORIAL Erected by the men who trained there for the World War. Funston is now the home of the Second Cavalry Division, U.S. Army. Located 9 miles east of Junction City, Kansas on Highway U.S. 40." [handwritten] Well Miss Spilman I guess you think I'm not going to write, but I'm going to keep my promise. I saw Berl Whitt the other day and he is just starting his training. Your Student Jimmy My address is Pvt. James E Eorgan 55823198 Trpo - 2nd Regt Bks - 2142 C.R.T.C. - Ft. Riley, Kansas" Postmarked July 8, 1945. Found on page 22.On back: [postcard information] CAMP FUNSTON MEMORIAL Erected by the men who trained there for the World War. Funston is now the home of the Second Cavalry Division, U.S. Army. Located 9 miles east of Junction City, Kansas on Highway U.S. 40." [handwritten] Well Miss Spilman I guess you think I'm not going to write, but I'm going to keep my promise. I saw Berl Whitt the other day and he is just starting his training. Your Student Jimmy My address is Pvt. James E Eorgan 55823198 Trpo - 2nd Regt Bks - 2142 C.R.T.C. - Ft. Riley, Kansas" Postmarked July 8, 1945

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