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Fireman Apprentice Inger Wilcox talks on the telephone at the dispatcher's desk in the Port Services building

Fireman Apprentice Inger Wilcox talks on the telephone at the dispatch...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Base: Naval Station, Rota Country: Spain (ESP) Scene Camera Operator: PHAN James L. Saylor Release Status: Released to Public Combined Military Service... More

Photograph of a Group of Chippewa Indians Playing a Game Inside One of the Homes of the Inger Indian Village

Photograph of a Group of Chippewa Indians Playing a Game Inside One of...

Original caption: A group of Chippewa Indians playing the game of "Mocsasins" inside one of the homes in the Inger Indian Village. Historic Photographs

Photograph of Chief of the Chippewa Tribe Bob Mosmo with His Squaw and Their Granddaughter in Inger Indian Village

Photograph of Chief of the Chippewa Tribe Bob Mosmo with His Squaw and...

Original caption: Bob Mosmo, Chief of the Chippewa tribe, his squaw & their granddaughter. Inger Indian Village. Historic Photographs

Photograph of Chief of the Chippewa Tribe Bob Mosmo in His Home in Inger Indian Village

Photograph of Chief of the Chippewa Tribe Bob Mosmo in His Home in Ing...

Original caption: Bob Mosmo, Chief of the Chippewa tribe, in his home in Inger Indian Village. Historic Photographs

Fireman Apprentice Inger Wilcox works at the dispatcher's desk in the Port Services building

Fireman Apprentice Inger Wilcox works at the dispatcher's desk in the ...

The original finding aid described this photograph as: Base: Naval Station, Rota Country: Spain (ESP) Scene Camera Operator: PHAN James L. Saylor Release Status: Released to Public Combined Military Service... More

Bonner Bridge Allision, US Coast Guard Photo

Bonner Bridge Allision, US Coast Guard Photo

The recreational boat Inger, a 70-foot boat, travels with a Coast Guard escort from Station Oregon Inlet after alliding with the Bonner Bridge in Oregon Inlet, N.C., Thursday, June 25, 2009. (U.S. Coast Guard P... More

Bonner Bridge Allision, US Coast Guard Photo

Bonner Bridge Allision, US Coast Guard Photo

The recreational boat Inger, a 70-foot boat, travels with a Coast Guard escort from Station Oregon Inlet after alliding with the Bonner Bridge in Oregon Inlet, N.C., Thursday, July 25, 2009. (U.S. Coast Guard P... More

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