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[Aircraft at Knollwood Air Base] (Item)

Photograph of a group of military aircraft, including Stinson L-5 Sentinels of the 72nd Liaison Squadron, parked at Knollwood Air Base, North Carolina, September 14, 1945. Inscription: "Knollwood Air Field, N.C. – 72 L.S. – 9-14-45."

[Stinson L-5 Sentinels] (Item)

Photograph of a group of Stinson L-5 Sentinel aircraft (visible tail number 298158) parked at Camp Mackall, North Carolina, circa July or August 1943. The planes bear United States Army Air Forces markings.Inscription: "Camp Mackall. Jul-Aug 1943."

[Servicemen of 72nd Liaison Squadron] (Item)

Photograph of six United States Army Air Forces servicemen of the 72nd Liaison Squadron posing next to a sign, circa 1940s. The sign reads: "Fly today – Rides $1.00." Ink inscriptions on the photo identify the men as [Mossey?], Bryce, [Freese?], Lt. Taflinger, Lt. Connors, and Lt. Lawler.Inscription: "[Mossey?], Bryce, [Freese?], Lt. Taflinger, Lt. Connors, Lt. Lawler."

Paratroops boarding transport plane--Camp Mackall, N.C. [Postcard] (Item)

Postcard of paratroopers boarding a Curtiss C-46 Commando aircraft (tail number 15163) at Camp Mackall, North Carolina, circa 1940s.Typed caption: "No. 1622. Paratroops boarding transport plane — Camp Mackall, N.C. Photo by U.S. Army Signal Corps."