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42a. Al getting his picture taken in a P-38.
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42b. APO stamp
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43. On Attu, waiting for a tug to take us to an outpost for an
inspection. Person unknown.
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44. Probably building a runway. Possibly on Amchitka.
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45a. The one and only time that we went to a gun range on Attu. Most
of us did not possess a gun.
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45b. Army Examiner's Stamp of approval, meaning we could send photo
home.
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46. Al outside of a Quonset hut on Attu. The huts had to be dug in 3
feet because the wind was so strong.
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47a. JC Johnson from Texas and Willy Wildermouth from Ohio.
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47b. Army Examiner's stamp of approval.
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48. Target practice on Attu -- person unknown.
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49. Willy on the left. Person on the right was a refuge from Germany.
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50. On a barge with supplies being towed to a radar outpost.
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51a. Anthony Cash pulling a sled bringing fuel oil to the hut for our
stove on Attu.
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51b. APO 726 Stamp. Camp Earle, Attu (Army Camp).
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52. PBY bringing in the mail.
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53. Left (unknown) and Anthony Cash on the right.
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54. Unknown person on Attu.
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55. Inside my Quonset hut.
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56. Luke waiting on the dock on Attu.
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57. On the left, Keith from my neighborhood in Toledo. He was coastal
artillery. Al on the right. (same people as in #38)
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58. Al in his Quonset hut with all of his junk.
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59. Al with a Red Cross volunteer on
Attu.
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60. Left to right: Cash, Al, and Luke.
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61. Vic Vatter on the right. Taking
pictures to send home.
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62. The camp (Camp Earle, APO 726) and
terrain on Attu.
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63. Al in front of #33, our home away
from home in the Summer of 1944.
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