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U.S. Army Signal Corps photograph
Sherborne, 1944: Still holding his camera, Sgt
Sherborne, 06/09/1944
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Still holding his camera, Sgt. Richard A. Taylor, left, New York City, talks with Pfc. Charles Pepper, right, Airborne trooper from Los Angeles, California at a US Army Hospital in England. Sgt. Taylor is a member of a Signal Corns Combat Photo Unit, be was wounded in the landing on the French coast, but still shot his pictures and kept his film with him when he was removed to the hospital in England. Pfc Pepper was wounded in the same action.
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