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[James C. Stewart in front of Holyrood Palace] (Item)

Photograph of fighter ace James C. Stewart in front of Holyrood Palace, Scotland, circa 1940s.

[James C. Stewart at Borthwick Castle] (Item)

Photograph of fighter ace James C. Stewart at Borthwick Castle, Scotland, circa 1943.Inscription on verso: "In front of Borthwick Castle."

[Servicemen and servicewomen in Borthwick, Scotland] (Item)

Photograph of a group of military servicemen and servicewomen, including fighter ace James C. Stewart (center of group), standing by a path in Borthwick, Scotland, July 27, 1943.Inscription on verso: "University of Edinburgh course. July 27, 1943. In front of Borthwick."

[Carroll W. McColpin oral history interview (Part 1 of 2)] (Item)

In this two-part oral history, fighter ace Carroll W. McColpin is interviewed about his military service with the Royal Air Force and United States Army Air Forces during World War II. In part one, he describes his wartime experiences as a fighter pilot, including his time in Great Britain with No. 607 Auxiliary Squadron and the three Eagle Squadrons: No. 121, No. 71, and No. 133. Topics discussed…