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Chief of Staff Poses for an Artist
Caption from ACME: Washington, D.C.-- Oscar Berger, noted caricaturist, left, is pictured making a sketch of General of the Army Dwight D. Eisenhower, Chief of Staff, U.S. Army, behind his desk in the Pentagon Building, Dec. 26
Eisenhower on eve of D-Day signed by Don O'Neill
Signed ""Don Brett- ""Curahee"" Lots of Luck Don O'Neill Co F, 502nd PIR 101st""Paper photocop
Eve of D-Day photo with Eisenhower signed by Don O'Neill and Hans Sannes
Signed ""To Don Airborne All the Way! Hans Sannes, Co. D., 502 PIR, 101st, Div., Dec. 22, 1999"" and ""To Don Brett, Don O'Neill Co I, 502nd PIR 4/28/00""Post-its identify Hans Sannes (between Ike and British officer) and Don O'Neill (behind tall man, can't see face); also includes information on the acquirement of the signature
General Eisenhower in Paris
Caption from Washington Bureau-ACME Newspictures: General Dwight Eisenhower, supreme AEF commander registers pleasure and surprise at news which reached him in Paris where he conferred with leaders of the French movement which liberated the city with the aid of American troops. He is shown hearing the news from a war correspondent
Ike as C.G. Allied Force HQ North Africa A-513
From Brett: Ike as C.G. Allied Force HQ. North Africa 1943; also 8.5x11 photocopy in collectio
H.J.C. Peirs to Odd Peirs, 9 December 1915
Jack writes to his sister, describing new duties and court martials
H.J.C. Peirs to Mother, 16 December 1915
Jack is unable to perform gas drill;
division doctor is being reassigned and he will not be missed
H.J.C. Peirs to Father, 29 December 1915
Jack writes to his father discussing financial investements
H.J.C. Peirs to Mother, 10 January 1916
Jack received warm clothing sent by family
and describes shelling between lines and getting a bath