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MG Hamilton H Howze- Dad's photo 1961 Korea. If you don't know who he was, look him up- a very important officer.

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"Entering Massacre Valley from the south. 10 miles north of Wonju, Korea. 11 January, 1960."

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MG Hamilton H Howze, a man with great insight. You should be proud to have him as your Dad.
Thanks for sharing.
 
Thanks- I would be but I'm proud of my own Dad- the officer who took the picture of MG Howze. My Dad was the Transportation Officer of the Korean Military Advisory Group (KMAG) to the 1st ROK Division in Wonju.
My misinterpretation. You still should be proud of your dad for being there doing his service for our country. Also for recognizing and photographing a man with this insight for modern warfare.
 
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Dr. Yoshio Nishina (1890-1951) in front of his cyclotron machine introduced in January 1942.
"This machine is one of the two largest cyclotron machines in the world built by courtesy of Dr. Ernest O. Lawrence in the US but we are unable to communicate each other anymore under the situation between two countries."

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Source: Photo Culture (Jan.1942)
 
Kids of Koto Ward, Tokyo in 1955.

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Source: Photographer Ken Domon "鬼"と呼ばれた写真家・土門拳:執念のまなざしで被写体を凝視
 
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I remember these from my youth. Usually we used wooden medieval swords in shape that each had to make yourself.
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If I could have anything, it would be a couple of hours being a kid outside again.
 

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