US Army Brigadier General Douglas MacArthur sitting in a chair in St. Benoit Chateau, France, 19 Sep 1918

Caption   US Army Brigadier General Douglas MacArthur sitting in a chair in St. Benoit Chateau, France, 19 Sep 1918
Photographer   Ralph Estep
Source   United States National Archives
Identification Code   ARC 530758
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Added By C. Peter Chen

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