Lieutenant Hal C. Tunnell of Knoxville, Tennessee, left, introducing the Reverend R. P. Bougerol, Chaplain of the Lafayette Escadrille, to Lieutenant J. J. Ketcher of Fresno, California, full-blooded Cherokee Indian. The Indian head and Escadrille insignia are seen on the fuselage of the P-40

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An American flying squadron in India. "What's cooking?" asks Technical Sergeant J. Young of Pennsylvania, standing in front of thatch-roofed barracks No. 6, talking to Private F.S. Sirocks also from Pennsylvania and Corporal J.J. Conroy of Illinois, just before chow time

Lieutenant Hal C. Tunnell of Knoxville, Tennessee, left, introducing the Reverend R. P. Bougerol, Chaplain of the Lafayette Escadrille, to Lieutenant J. J. Ketcher of Fresno, California, full-blooded Cherokee Indian. The Indian head and Escadrille insignia are seen on the fuselage of the P-40

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Lieutenant Hal C. Tunnell of Knoxville, Tennessee, left, introducing the Reverend R. P. Bougerol, Chaplain of the Lafayette Escadrille, to Lieutenant J. J. Ketcher of Fresno, California, full-blooded Cherokee Indian. The Indian head and Escadrille insignia are seen on the fuselage of the P-40

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Lieutenant Hal C. Tunnell of Knoxville, Tennessee, left, introducing the Reverend R. P. Bougerol, Chaplain of the Lafayette Escadrille, to Lieutenant J. J. Ketcher of Fresno, California, full-blooded Cherokee Indian. The Indian head and Escadrille insignia are seen on the fuselage of the P-40

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