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From the left: Colonel Roy R. Gerfen, training inspector; Major General Alexander M. Patch, Jr., commander of the united forces in New Caledonia; Brigadier General E.B. Sebree, assistant to the division commander and commanding the mobile force; Lieutenant Colonel Homewood. Colonel Gerfen is gathering material for a report to Washington on training methods in New Caledonia

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From the left: Colonel Roy R. Gerfen, training inspector; Major General Alexander M. Patch, Jr., commander of the united forces in New Caledonia; Brigadier General E.B. Sebree, assistant to the division commander and commanding the mobile force; Lieutenant Colonel Homewood. Colonel Gerfen is gathering material for a report to Washington on training methods in New Caledonia

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01/01/1942

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Ouvéa (New Caledonia), -20.45000, 166.60000

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