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Wind Cave 1936 Company 2754

Twelve men have been identified in this photo from Camp Wind Cave 1936 Company 2754.

Putt Salmons (Charles Salmon?), Harold Swan, Everette P. "Eppie" Howe, Floyd Dawkins, Scotty Hill (Stuart Hill?), Roy Sckett (Roy Sackett?), Adzit "Tuck" Tucholke, Stanley Parks, Tom Sawyer, Bill Englebert, Timy Drapier (Charles Draper?) and Gifford "Giff" Sherad.

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Photo of Company 2754, Camp WindCave, 1936
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