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The November 30th, 1942, issue of Life Magazine featured this photo of soldiers pushing a jeep across a river in New Guinea.
My father is on the passenger side of the Jeep second man from the front in the dark uniform. We have known this for a while I do have the picture from the magazine but we have seemed to misplace the magazine throughout the family. Today I have located a fella that might have the magazine and I will purchase it. His name is Charles Lee Miller. I do know Cabbage Patch with quite a few of his friends from the service over the years many years. He died about an early age of 61.
Thanks for the note Chuck. It’s always great to learn more details about the people in these vintage photos. Your father must have had an amazing experience (good and bad) during his service.
This magazine is also for sale on eBay. https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2380057.m570.l1313&_nkw=November+30th%2C+1942+Life+Magazine&_sacat=0
– Dave