Pictorial Review Highlights Eisenhower as Army Chief of Staff
A pictorial review marks 1945 as a banner year with General Dwight D. Eisenhower, key leader of the invasion armies in Europe, succeeding General George C. Marshall as U S Army Chief of Staff.
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Pictorial Review
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War time cruise and a craps game in the Pacific
A veteran recounts a calm Pacific voyage with the 37th Infantry to Lingayen Gulf. A craps game on deck, led by Sergeant John Tucker, erupts as a Japanese air attack interrupts. The narrator survives and vows gratitude to the Lord, honoring those who did not return.
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Buckeye
Lingayen Gulf
Martin Chuzzlewit
Navy
Manos
U.S
Ens
Dick Bieber
New Guinea
Damon Runyon
John Tucker
Wesleyan College
Robert Frost
Tucker
Pacific
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