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This photo was taken in 1955 from what i can read on the back of this photo. It also reads Chicago i think, its very faint but i think thats where this was taken. My grandfather served on the U.S.S Naifeh during the korean war and ive already posted pictures of the ship by the way. Please see that article for much more info on his service.
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