FF01 DR03

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Contains one large color map, dimensions in cm. This map was previously folded with several small tears along the edges of the map where these folds were.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Edward M. Doran Collection, 1938 - 1996, consists of documents, records, correspondence, official Navy documents, certifications, organization memberships, magazines, newspaper clippings, and biographies on Edward M. Doran. Photographs featured within this collection include black-and-white and color photographs of US military vessels, personal pictures, and staged group images. The material focuses especially on his experience surviving Pearl Harbor and his involvement in salvaging a...

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Onion skin map of the Borokoe Drome airfield titled, “Borokoe Drome”. 65.5cm x 65.5cm. Key features of the map include several named roads, taxiways “A – D” and “F”, the depot limits, the various small docks to the south, Sordino Village to the Northwest, and Mokmer Drome to the Southeast. Revised edition published on May 2, 1945, by Corporal J. C. Richards. Compass rose in the top right corner. The bottom left corner of the map shows the map scale 1” = 500’.

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Ordinance Survey of Great Britain England, North East. Military edition, 4th Edition England and Wales, Sheet 3. Color map. Scale 1/4” to 1 mile. The map includes two legends explaining details on the map, and the longitude and latitude. The longitude on this portion of this map is 02.20” West to 0.10” East. Latitude on this portion of this map contains 53.40” North to 54.40” North.

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The Earl W. Toepperwein Collection, 1908 - 1941, consists of a birth certificate, correspondence from the United States Signal Corps, a biographical sketch, typed day-to-day journal entries, two oversized maps, and a photo album of black-and-white and color photographs. This collection contains material related to Earl Webb Toepperwein’s personal life, military service with the United States Signal Corps, and eventual service in England.