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Photographers and journalists T/Sgt Dave Richardson, Capt Clancy Topp, T/Sgt. Warren Boecklen, Sgt Dave Quaid, William Safran, Pvt Joseph Raczkowski, Pvt Daniel Novak, and Tillman Durdin, Myitkyina, Burma, Jul 1944

Caption   Photographers and journalists T/Sgt Dave Richardson, Capt Clancy Topp, T/Sgt. Warren Boecklen, Sgt Dave Quaid, William Safran, Pvt Joseph Raczkowski, Pvt Daniel Novak, and Tillman Durdin, Myitkyina, Burma, Jul 1944 ww2dbase
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Added By C. Peter Chen
Added Date 4 Jul 2016

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