My-what whiskers-you-have-RG-208-AA-158-A-037
My what whiskers you have! Sergeant Earl Ledford of Detroit, (right) is justy proud of the crop he grew while in the desert in the Middle East. He is pictured here at a base hospital accepting the admiration of Sergeant Roy LaRose of of Dupo, Illinois and Miss Edna Ferr of Toronto, Ohio American Red Cross medical social worker stationed at the hospital.
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- 2012-01-07
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