Hawaii has many military bases, so this a category for them
Zo821. The 1944 Aug. 10th PITTSFIELD MA BERKSHIRE EAGLE newspaper with an article of FDR in Hawaii.
This picture is uploaded into this Flickr album URL, if you like to download this newspaper copy in high resolution, or click here; follow the download instructions:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/44567569@N00/50113982886/in/album-72157715101887871/
Read MoreZo819. U.S. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt meeting in Hawaii with General Douglas MacArthur (left), Admiral William D. Leahy (center), and Admiral Chester W. Nimitz (standing), who is pointing to Tokyo on a large map. Date 28 July 1944.
John Duresky wrote this:
Somewhere in Corregidor Proboards I had seen a photo similar to the one attached with FDR looking at the camera. Attached photo I bought is the one used for the attached article. You’re welcome to add it if you like. One interesting point, if you look at MacArthur’s hand where he is holding what seems to be a cigar, and sleeves on him and FDR it’s obvious someone hightlighted them with pen to make them stand out more. In the photo I bought you can clearly see the highlighting done over the photo so I know it’s the original photo.
Have to hand it to FDR, for a man suffering from polio, he took a lot of trips to the European and Pacific theaters to push the war forward. Couldn’t have been easy for him.
There are a couple more photos in other papers of this same moment, heads turned slightly differently, etc., so I guess whoever took the photos sent out a few of the best ones for publication. You can see how much detail was lost in the printing of the photos in the paper versus the original photos. I guess that was as good as technology allowed for photos in papers back then.
John
Read MoreZo826. President Roosevelt and General MacArthur at the Honolulu Conference of 1944.
This document, in my view, is undo critical of Gen. MacArthur. To me, it seems, that at this time they already had many Political Correct Writers and news men!!!!!!!!
This is PDF document with 9 pages and 2 pictures is available with this URL or click here:
https://evols.library.manoa.hawaii.edu/bitstream/handle/10524/115/JL38171.pdf?sequence=2
Read MoreZo796. 2020-06-23 one of 3 images (in the album) of me visiting my old command MDSU-1 (ex HCU-1). I served in this command twice, the first time in the Philippines and Viet Nam 1970/71, the 2nd time here when it changed the name, 1981/83. I also served in the sister unit HCU-2 in Norfolk and we moved it to Little Creek then, 1969/70. This unit is located now at the entrance of Pearl Harbor and I stopped by as I was on my way to the former Fort Kamehameha to take some pictures.
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