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Phil Cooper of Vinennes looks over a Mark 14 torpedo at the Indiana Military Museum. |
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A German army dagger, above, on a Nazi flag. At right, Angie Timan, a re-enactor from Bedford, Indiana, was Rosie the Rivetor during World War II Days at the Indiana Military Museum. |
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Shane Flynn, left, and Marty Vaught, re-enactors from Jasper, Indiana. |
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Re-enactors Levi Weakley of Shelbyville, Indiana, and George W. Bailey of Traverse City, Michigan, at the chow line. A full World War II mess kitchen used by the armed forces was brought in by Mark Mason of Anderson, Indiana, and was used to feed all of the re-enactors Saturday, during World War II Days at the Indiana Military Museum. |
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Personal items carried by World War II troop on display Saturday during World War II Days. |
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Clockwise from left: David Zirkelbach of Mt. Vernon, Illinois, mixes up “compo tea,” a compacted mixture of tea, sugar, and powered milk. PFC Daniel Radke of Indianapolis. A makeshift dart board in the troop encampment. |
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Angie Timan of Bedford, Indiana, and World War II veteran Bob Pfoff of Vincennes. |
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Five-year-old Nicholas Terry of Chicago, above, tried on a vintage World War II combat helmet. He was in Vincennes visiting his grandmother, Betty Tedrow , standing behind him. At right, Frank Doughman looks dapper in his 1940s-style clothing. Doughman helped organize a USO Show that took place Saturday evening. |