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Congratulations! Washington, D.C., March 26. Mutual congratulations were exchanged today as Maj. General John K. Kerry (left) became U.S. Chief of Calvary, and Maj. General R.M. Danford assumed the post of Chief Field Artillery. The officers are personal friends of long standing, 3/26/38

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Congratulations! Washington, D.C., March 26. Mutual congratulations were exchanged today as Maj. General John K. Kerry (left) became U.S. Chief of Calvary, and Maj. General R.M. Danford assumed the post of Chief Field Artillery. The officers are personal friends of long standing, 3/26/38

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A black and white photo of two men shaking hands.

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1938

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Harris & Ewing, photographer

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Washington, District of Columbia, United States, 38.90719, -77.03687

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