Private First Class Norman Diamond of Brooklyn, New York gives a congratulatory pat to "Staff Sergeant Basic" and "Private First Class Adler," who have just received promotions under authority of DL (Dog Land) regulation 0000-900. They are mascots of a U.S. Signal Service company somewhere in India

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New Quartermaster of devil dogs takes oath. Washington, D.C., Dec. 1. Named to succeed Sen. Rugh [?] Matthews, retired, as Quartermaster of the U.S. Marine Corps., Brig. General Seth Williams, (right) was today sworn in by Major General Thomas Holcomb, Commandant of the Devil Dogs, 12/1/37

Bonus veterans. Bonus veterans from Bronx, New York

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

Private First Class Norman Diamond of Brooklyn, New York gives a congratulatory pat to "Staff Sergeant Basic" and "Private First Class Adler," who have just received promotions under authority of DL (Dog Land) regulation 0000-900. They are mascots of a U.S. Signal Service company somewhere in India

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01/01/1942

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Big India Chowk, 18.65663, 73.76551

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Private First Class Norman Diamond of Brooklyn, New York gives a congratulatory pat to "Staff Sergeant Basic" and "Private First Class Adler," who have just received promotions under authority of DL (Dog Land) regulation 0000-900. They are mascots of a U.S. Signal Service company somewhere in India

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Private First Class Norman Diamond of Brooklyn, New York gives a congratulatory pat to "Staff Sergeant Basic" and "Private First Class Adler," who have just received promotions under authority of DL (Dog Land) regulation 0000-900. They are mascots of a U.S. Signal Service company somewhere in India

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