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[Service members at 61st Fighter Squadron party] (Item)

Photograph of servicemen and servicewomen at a party hosted by the 61st Fighter Squadron, June 1943. Identified individuals in the inscription include fighter ace Francis S. "Gabby" Gabreski, Justus "Jimmy" Foster, and David C. Schilling. Inscription on verso of duplicate photo: "61st Party. Two weeks after I took over as CO - 22 Jun. 1943. Left to right, Maj. Gabreski, Jimmy Foster (at cake?), ?,…

[James C. Stewart and and unidentified servicewoman] (Item)

Photograph of James C. Stewart and an unidentified servicewoman, circa 1940s.

[James C. Stewart with unidentified serviceman and women] (Item)

Photograph of James C. Stewart (far right) posing with an unidentified serviceman and two women, circa 1940s.

[Servicemen and women dancing] (Item)

Photograph of a U.S. Army Air Forces servicemen and women dancing, circa 1940s. The inscription identifies one of the men as fighter ace Michael J. Quirk.Inscription on verso: "Sterling, [illegible], Mike Quirk, [illegible]."

[U.S. Army Air Forces servicemen and Women's Army Corps (WAC) servicewomen getting ready for rickshaw race] (Item)

Photograph of U.S. Army Air Forces servicemen and Women's Army Corps (WAC) servicewomen getting ready for a rickshaw race, China-Burma-India Theater, circa 1940s.Stamped on verso: "Made by U.S. Army Air Forces. Watch Your Credit."

[Serviceman and woman dancing together during USO show] (Item)

Photograph of a U.S. Army Air Forces serviceman and a woman dancing together during a USO (United Service Organizations) show, April 19, 1944.Inscription: "(430th AAFRTU) (04-19-44) (U.S.O. Show)."

[Servicemen drinking soda at PX] (Item)

Photograph of U.S. Army Air Forces servicemen drinking soda at a PX (Post Exchange), April 21, 1944.Inscription: "(430th AAFRTU) (04-21-44) (PX)."

[Serviceman and women at military camp] (Item)

Photograph of a U.S. Army Air Forces serviceman and two unidentified women at a military camp, China-Burma-India Theater, circa 1940s.

[Corporal John E. Tobolski rescuing Red Cross secretary Valerie Borodin from jeep stuck in mud] (Item)

Photograph of Corporal John E. Tobolski, U.S. Army Air Forces, rescuing Red Cross secretary Valerie Borodin from a jeep stuck in the mud, Kiangwan Airfield, China, circa 1940s.Typed on verso: "Chivalry is not dead among American GIs. Corporal John E. Tobolski, U. S. AAF, plows through the mud to rescue Miss Valerie Borodin, 181 Avenue Dubail, from a jeep bogged in a mud-hole at Kiangwan Airfield.…

[U.S. Army Air Forces serviceman and Women's Army Corps (WAC) servicewoman being interviewed after rickshaw race] (Item)

Photograph of a U.S. Army Air Forces serviceman and Women's Army Corps (WAC) servicewoman being interviewed after a rickshaw race, China-Burma-India Theater, circa 1940s.Stamped on verso: "Made by U.S. Army Air Forces. Watch Your Credit."