photo request - a long shot I know!

18 Mar 2010 21:08 #1 by REF
Folks

I know its a bit of a long shot but does anyone have access too or could help with phtoos of the inside of the cookhouse, servery, and kitchen equipment from WWII, ideally in temporary buildings but anything would work. I have been asked by an ARG for an upcoming Airfield Review article.

Any leads greatfully received.

R

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24 Mar 2010 19:31 #2 by TommyUSA
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These photographs are both from the (US) National Park Service. www.nps.org:

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The following site is purportedly chock-full of royalty-free WWII food pictures:
www.historylink101.com/ww2_color/WorldWarIIFood/IMG_1523.html

Hope this helps!
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22 Apr 2010 12:10 #3 by TommyUSA
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Tommy

Could you provide a link to where the couple of photos above came from. I need to contact the NPS to make sure it is ok to use them but I can't find the images on their site!

Thanks alot

R


Army Life at Fort Cronkite: www.nps.gov/goga/historyculture/army-life.htm

Try using this search string at images.google.com:
army mess halls world war

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