Neal Farley

Neal Farley

A copy of a print. The print in placed on wood, and is held in place by a tab, which can be seen in the upper left corner of this photo. A big round sign hangs in the back, with large letters AA in the center of the circle. This represents the Military Commands Patch worn by this group. The letters AA represent Antiaircraft. Red, white, and blue the national colors. In was worn from 18 December 1942 to 6 March 1947. It is attached to the outside of a building that has 3 windows. The Army officers are all men. There are 3 rows, and they are all wearing military dress uniforms. The first row is sitting and the back two rows are standing. This is a portrait picture. In the bottom right corner, of this photo, are the numbers 4899-1. Date and place of the photo are unknown. Unidentified.

Year 1958 or 1959

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jpg, tiff

black and white Kodak Safety Film

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40316-001

5 x 7

Safety Film Negative

No receipt. A copy of a pint.

Box 88-2

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