Jim Lipnitz and Roy Craven with the camera the 8 x 10 shots were made with
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Leonard Totten, Binghamton, NY. He took all these Simla and Subathu pictures.
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John Enman in uniform.
1943 |
Students at Franklin Technical Institute. Enman is in the fourth row, above the "F" in the sign, peeking out. Boston.
Summer 1943 |
2nd Photo Procurement Detachment. Enman is in back row, third from right. Bolling Field, Washington, D.C..
February 1944 |
2nd Photo Procurement Detachment Officers. Bolling Field, Washington, D.C.. Left to Right: Meggott (past 2nd Lt., present Capt.), Jones (past 1st Lt., present Capt.), Mangan (past Capt., present Major), Heller (past 1st Lt., present Capt.), Carruth (past 1st Lt., present Capt.).
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February 1944 |
Washstand in North Africa. Tents in background where we lived. Canistel, Algeria.
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April 1944 |
Men from the 2nd Photo Procurement Detachment. Enman is in back row, right end. Canistel, Algeria
April 1944 |
Leonard Totten and Zenon Wroblewski checking out an 8X10 view camera, part of the detachment’s equipment. New Delhi, India.
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Summer 1944 |
Ray Trail preparing to plot an aerial photograph sortie before drafting. Canning Road Barracks, New Delhi, India.
Fall 1944 |
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