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[Dependent housing] (Item)

Photograph of a dependent housing building for American military families in Nagoya, Japan, February 10, 1947.Typed caption on verso: "Nagoya, Japan. 10 Feb 47. A duplex almost completed in the Dependents' Housing Area. These homes are somewhat on the version of those at Randolph Field."

[Dependent housing] (Item)

Photograph of dependent housing buildings for American military families in Nagoya, Japan, February 10, 1947.Typed caption on verso: "Nagoya, Japan. 10 Feb 47. A scene in the Dependent Housing Area, showing the different type homes erected for use by the American Occupation Forces. (That means us)."

[Lloyd Lyckman's quarters] (Item)

Photograph of Lloyd Lyckman's quarters at Komaki Air Base, Japan, March 1947.Inscription on verso: "My bunk — taken at night by electric light. (P.S. This bunk is just as 'lovely' as it looks, too!). Komaki Airdrome. March 1947."

[Dispensary at Komaki Air Base] (Item)

Photograph of the dispensary building at Komaki Air Base, Japan, March 1947.Inscription on verso: "View looking towards Dispensary from 158th Liaison Operations. March 1947."

[Corporal Morisako] (Item)

Photograph of Corporal Morisako, a clerk for the 158th Liaison Squadron, standing near a row of vehicles in Nagoya, Japan, February 4, 1947.Typed caption on verso: "Cpl. Morisako, clerk in Hdq., 158th Liaison Squadron, caught 'off guard' in front of 'jeep' in parking lot near Yamato Bldg. 4 Feb 1947."

[Military personnel with jeeps] (Item)

Photograph of military personnel working on jeeps at Komaki Air Base, Japan, February 4, 1947.Caption on verso: "'Jeep' troubles on a cold morning at the 158th Liaison Squadron, Kamaki [Komaki] Air Base, Nagoya, Japan. 4 Feb 1947."

[Busy street in Nagoya, Japan] (Item)

Photograph of people on a busy street in Nagoya, Japan, April 1947.Inscription on verso: "Street scene, nearby P-X in downtown Nagoya. Note Japanese mother carrying young 'un in cloth which is part of her dress. You see a lot of humped back women, from carrying their children. A lot of men wear robes, as you can see the man directly behind the woman has on. Nagoya, Japan. April 47."

[Komaki Air Base] (Item)

Photograph of the 158th Liaison Squadron operations building at Komaki Air Base, Japan, March 1947.Inscription on verso: "158th Liaison operations bldg taken from atop of concrete hangar, looking east, after heavy rain. March 1947."

[158th Liaison Squadron operations area] (Item)

Photograph of the 158th Liaison Squadron operations area at Komaki Air Base, Japan, March 1947Inscription on verso: "158th Liaison operations, and sleeping quarters. March 1947."

[Enlisted quarters and hospital building] (Item)

Photograph of Japanese schoolgirls walking by the enlisted quarters and hospital building in Nagoya, Japan, April 1947.Inscription: "Enlisted men's quarters and hospital building downtown Nagoya. Girls are Jap school girls walking by. Nagoya, Japan. April 47."