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Tredegar Park, Newport, Wales, Britain, 1944: A great invasion involves tremendous preparation and a million details

Tredegar Park, Newport, Wales, Britain, 03/17/1944

SC 189290Field no. ETO-HQ-44-2698RG 111
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A great invasion involves tremendous preparation and a million details. A British Tommy and an American "G.I." check the 3/4 ton, 4x4 ambulance stored in a supply depot, 0-635, Tredegar Park, Newport, Wales, Britain, awaiting immediate issue for the coming invasion of Europe. L to R Corp. Honer Thomas, Bush Hill Park, Enfield,Middlesex, England, and Pfc. Edward Wasserman, 1751 St.Johns Place, Brooklyn, N.Y. British Isles, 17 Mar 44.

Date
03/17/1944
Place
Tredegar Park, Newport, Wales, Britain · approximate position
Photographer
Neuman
People
Homer Thomas; 32793439 Edward Wasserman
SC number
189290
Field number
ETO-HQ-44-2698
Source
U.S. National Archives, Record Group 111, Series: Official Army Photographs

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