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Cairo, Egypt. Visit of Admiral William H. Standley, U.S. Navy (retired), now Ambassador to Russia, to an ordnance repair depot in the Middle East

Cairo, Egypt. Visit of Admiral William H. Standley, U.S. Navy (retired), now Ambassador to Russia, to an ordnance repair depot in the Middle East

Cairo, Egypt. Visit of Admiral William H. Standley, U.S. Navy (retired), now Ambassador to Russia, to an ordnance repair depot in the Middle East

Cairo, Egypt. Visit of Admiral William H. Standley, U.S. Navy (retired), now Ambassador to Russia, to an ordnance repair depot in the Middle East

Cairo, Egypt. Visit of Admiral William H. Standley, U.S. Navy (retired), now Ambassador to Russia, to an ordnance repair depot in the Middle East

Cairo, Egypt. Visit of Admiral William H. Standley, U.S. Navy (retired), now Ambassador to Russia, to an ordnance repair depot in the Middle East

Cairo, Egypt. Visit of Admiral William H. Standley, U.S. Navy (retired), now Ambassador to Russia, to an ordnance repair depot in the Middle East

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Cairo, Egypt. Visit of Admiral William H. Standley, U.S. Navy (retired), now Ambassador to Russia, to an ordnance repair depot in the Middle East

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Public domain image of Egyptian art, free to use, no copyright restrictions photo - Picryl description

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egypt cairo nitrate negatives cairo egypt visit admiral william standley navy ambassador ordnance repair depot ordnance repair depot middle farm security administration 1940s us navy middle east 1940s cars car 1940 s library of congress
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01/01/1942
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Parrino, Nick, photographer
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Cairo (Egypt) ,  30.05000, 31.25000
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