Allied Expeditionary Air Force officers at a conference, Aug 1944; L to R: Amery, Royce, Douglas, Harris, Leigh-Mallory, Anderson, Doolittle, Parks, and Hill

Caption   Allied Expeditionary Air Force officers at a conference, Aug 1944; L to R: Amery, Royce, Douglas, Harris, Leigh-Mallory, Anderson, Doolittle, Parks, and Hill ww2dbase
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Added Date 22 Oct 2010

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