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Re: Request for Identification

Post by Duchamp » 30 Nov 2008 15:58

Thank you very much for your help. You are right, the photos aren't from Iwo Jima, in a picture from the same serie I saw Iwo Jima rd. and I tought that this was the name of the island but in fact it was the name of the campament. I've found a picture of William E. Riley and I think he is the same man

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Re: Request for Identification

Post by ttvon » 09 Dec 2008 04:38

Thank you very much!

There are two unknown generals(USA).
They arrived in Rome with General Clark in 4 6 1944.
Ithink in the two pics:1=1 2=2
Who are they?
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Re: Request for Identification

Post by Duchamp » 09 Dec 2008 16:54

I think 1 is Lieutenant General Jacob L. Devers

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Re: Request for Identification

Post by Urmel » 09 Dec 2008 22:35

2 should be Truscott?
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Re: Request for Identification

Post by ProvostGuard » 18 Jan 2009 18:10

The first looks like Lt. General Jacob Devers. The second one could be Lucian Truscott. Do you have a higher quality image?

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Re: Request for Identification

Post by ttvon » 04 Feb 2009 04:49

Who is the general?
Thank you!
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Re: Request for Identification

Post by ttvon » 05 Apr 2009 02:17

Who is the Major General?
The pic is taken in ww2.
Is he Henry Harley Arnold?
Thank you!

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Re: US - Request for Identification

Post by ProvostGuard » 12 Apr 2009 17:15

I believe the Marine Corps officer two posts ago might be General Claude A. Larkin. I did a comparison in Photoshop with the photo ttvon provided and a photo of Larkin as a colonel. The eyes, creases/wrinkes, and mouths matched up almost perfectly. However, other features like the size of the faces and ears did not match up perfectly.

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Re: US - Request for Identification

Post by ttvon » 14 Apr 2009 05:36

Thank you!

Can anyone tell me IS the major general Henry Harley Arnold?
Who is he?

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Re: US - Request for Identification

Post by ttvon » 26 Apr 2009 03:36

Who is the major General in ww2?
Maybe we can identify him by his arm badge.
Thank you!

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Re: US - Request for Identification

Post by ProvostGuard » 26 Apr 2009 17:21

Do you have the rest of the photo or a caption of some sorts? It helps to know the context. If you don't mind me asking, why do you need to know this information?

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Re: US - Request for Identification

Post by ttvon » 27 Apr 2009 01:04

Hi,
only be interested!
I am interested in generals in ww2,especially German,USA,British generals.
If we have the same interest,let's talk about them together.

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Re: US - Request for Identification

Post by Duchamp » 06 Aug 2009 17:19

Hi, I have some pictures to identify

-Vice Admira?l:
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-Rear Admiral?:
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-Vice Admiral?:
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-Vice Admiral?:
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-Rear Admiral?:
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-Rear Admiral with Medal of Honor:
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Re: US - Request for Identification

Post by ttvon » 07 Aug 2009 00:22

Hi,Duchamp
We have the same problems.
hope anyone can help us.
Thank you!

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Re: US - Request for Identification

Post by Jack Nisley » 16 Aug 2009 17:09

The fourth picture (in whites) is Charles Horatio McMorris. War Plans Officer of Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor, C.O. of San Francisco at Battle of Cape Esperance (Oct 42), Commander of Task Group 16.6 and victor of Battle of Komandorski Islands (26 March 1943), Chief of Staff CincPac from June 43 to end of war.

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