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The photo belongs to Frank Walton and is pictured in Bruce Gamble’s book “Swashbucklers and Black Sheep”. Buy the book here.
Caption in the book: “Boyington visits with veterans and replacements at the pig roast. From left: Doc Reames, Art Little (adjutant), Denmark Groover, Al Johnson, Rufus Chatham, Glenn Bowers, Greg Boyington, Harry Johnson, Rollie Rinaberger, and Gelon Doswell. Rinaberger, still looking ill, was soon readmitted to the hospital because of blood poisoning.”
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HBT Overalls
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Posted on January 5, 2013 via Shot with 29 notes
Source: shotmen
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Patience and skill are required of these women, shown re-conditioning soldiers fatigue clothes of herringbone twill. May 9th, 1943.
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Marines get the news from back home.
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1940’s Herringbone Twill
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Landing
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First Wave
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On Point
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Papa Nui’s had another small run of Beach Battalion hats delivered. Inspired by the original issued Daisy Mae of WWII constructed from herringbone twill cotton and featuring USMC frogskin camouflage, no wardrobe should be without one in my opinion!
Available in 57cm and 61cm sizes
Check them out
Posted on December 3, 2012 with 24 notes
Source: papanuisays.blogspot.com
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US Marine with M1 Carbine in Guam, Mariana Islands, 1 Jul 1944
Posted on November 30, 2012 via Tennozan with 63 notes
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