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Marion J Chard
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When I started looking through these old photos I thought of maybe Fort Bragg, early 1940s ? Then I noted that some of them are taken in France. Do you have the history of what they show M1?

 

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No unfortunately not. Yes, it looked like Fort Bragg to me too. Evidently the pics are from a number of areas, here in the states and over in Europe.


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What an interesting project. For those of interested in WWII, it is great to see more "mundane" pictures you don't normally see. There is a lot to glean there.


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