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Photograph album containing one hundred forty (140) photographs and one (1) clipping, circa 1920s-1970s. Many of the photographs were most likely taken by Lee Embree, an aerial photographer who served in the Pacific Theater during World War II. The…

Photographic group portrait of an unidentified United States Army Air Corps unit in front of a Douglas B-18A Bolo aircraft, circa 1930s. Lee Embree is in the second row, 11th from left.Item from the Lee Embree photograph album, circa 1920s-1970s.…

Photograph of actress June Lang during a broadcast at March Field, California, circa 1930s. Several United States Army Air Corps servicemen, including Major E. E. W. Duncan (left) and Lee Embree (far right), are gathered behind her.Inscription:…

Pilot logbook for Lee Embree, circa 1935-1945. The address listed at the beginning of the log is: "Base Operations Office, March Field, California." Seventeen (17) pages.

Photograph of a broadcast being made from the balcony of a military building during an air show, likely in California, November 14, 1937. A crowd of people watches the air show from the balconies, windows, and steps of the building. Lee Embree is…

Photographic group portrait of United States Army Air Corps servicemen at Lowry Field, Colorado, circa 1939. Lee Embree is in the back row, fourth from left.Item from the Lee Embree photograph album, circa 1920s-1970s. Album contains one hundred…

Photographic group portrait of the 38th Reconnaissance Squadron basketball team, February 23, 1939. Identified individuals include Lee Embree (first row, holding the basketball), Lieutenant Hutchinson (back row, fourth from left), Jesse Schneider…

Photographic group portrait of graduates of Photographic Class P-1-40, Air Corps Technical School, Lowry Field, Colorado, November 3, 1939. Lee Embree is seated in the front row, far right. The other men are identified by initials and last name in…

Officers' pay, allowance, and mileage voucher for Lee Embree, circa 1940s. Two (2) pages.

Note from Lee Embree to his wife gifting her his service bars, circa 1942-1945. Inscription: "Remember when you pinned these very same bars on my shirt, honey? Yes darling, these are the ones I graduated with and I would like you to have them to…