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World War II Identification, Undated U.S. Army Photo

Munda Cemetery #1, New Georgia, September 1943, U.S. Army Photo

Personal Effects being checked at a collection point in the European Theater, Undated U.S. Army Photo

Army Chaplain Francis L. Sampson of Sioux Falls, S.D., gives absolution to American paratroopers killed in action, in Saint Marie Dumont, France, U.S. Army Photo, 7 June 1944 (Note that bodies are wrapped in parachutes)

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