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  1. Arthur MacArthur Cigarette Case

    MacArthur and Sons

  2. Arthur MacArthur Leather Jacket

    Jacket Front

  3. Dictaphone

    Dictaphone

  4. George Taylor Uniform Collection

    Col. George Taylor, U.S. Army, (Ret.) of Virginia Beach, Virginia

  5. MacArthur's Airmen

    Captain Thomas G. Lanphier (left)

  6. MacArthur's Airmen's Aircraft

    B-17 “Flying Fortress”

  7. Nose Art Of The Southwest Pacific Area

    Heaven Can Wait - B24D - 90th Bomb Group - 400th Squadron - Serial #42-41216 - PH00005477 (Frederick German Collection)

  8. Papers of Colonel William M. Hutson, USA

    Papers of Colonel William M. Hutson, USA - China-Burma-India Theater, WWII

  9. Pappy Gunn Map Case

    Col. Paul I. “Pappy” Gunn, U.S. Army Air Corps

  10. Sanford Kossin

    Life Magazine Illustration 4

  11. The MacArthur Murals

    MacArthur in the Trenches

  12. World War I Medic Uniform

    Eldon G. Cleckner's Uniform

  13. WWII Jeep

    Bob Nardelli leaning on front of the Jeep

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Old Soldiers Never Die

April, 1951 – a day of triumph for Douglas MacArthur, yet a day not without sadness. After nearly half a century of service to his country he came home from Korea. By special request of Congress, he addressed a joint session on his arrival in Washington.

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