US Army Air Forces Officer Addressing Civilians at TPS, Fort Benning, Georgia, 1944
Gift of Morton Steinberg
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Photograph. Photograph of an US Army Air Forces officer addressing civilians at TPS, Fort Benning, Georgia in 1944. The officer is wearing a dress uniform of "pinks and greens" while speaking to a large group of civilians in suits. In the center of the photo is a wood burning stove used to heat the room. The photo serial number on the front is "169029." TPS Fort Benning, Georgia. After June 1944
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1944-07-
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Items from the service of Captain Morton H. Bernstein. Bernstein worked in the Army Air Forces, Material Command, Eastern Procurement District in New York. His primary task was to source and acquire material, primarily silk, for parachutes that were used by USAAF air crews and US Army paratroopers. This collection consists of sixty-six photographs of a site visit to Fort Benning, Georgia, showing paratrooper training, jumps, and civilian professionals inspecting parachute material.
Geography:
Fort Benning
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32.350
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-84.967
Thesaurus for Graphic Materials:
Soldiers--American--United States
Paratroopers--American--United States
Officers--American--United States
Stoves--United States
Officers--American--United States
Pigeons--United States