482

The three amigos. The young man on the left was a neighbor of my cousin Bill, Bill Miller, and Barry Lauritzen. Taken in the park just kitty corner southwest from my Aunt Rita's home. That church in the background was a Presbyterian church at that time. I think it has now come into different ownership.

481

Lynne and Barry Lauritzen, two neighbor boys, and Anne Marie Miller. About 1944. Don't know the location.

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Donald Lauritzen on the left. I am not sure but believe the lady to his left is his wife, Fay. My mother and I complete the picture. About 1945.

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Lynne and Barry Lauritzen, about 1945. Don't know the location.

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Kenneth and Florence Lauritzen, about 1943.

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In his book, Dad wrote: "My brother, Eugene at Cheyenne, Wy. where he was in the U.S. Cavalry."

There is writing on the back of the photo which I believe was written by Eugene. It says: "This is the position of Carry Saber as when standing at attention dismounted with saber withdrawn."

476

"At the fair grounds in Almindingen Skov, June 1931." That makes this a picture from Dad's mission.

475

More miscellaneous uncaptioned army pictures of my father.

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More miscellaneous army pictures.

473

Barry and Lynne Lauritzen, about 1944.

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Barry and Lynne Lauritzen, about 1944.

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My mother and myself about 1943. Probably Grangeville.

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"Heidelberg im Blutenschmuck."

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"Our quarters. Battery C - 420 Armored Field Artillery Battalion. APO - 260"

473

"The ruined castle in Heidleberg."

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More of the R.O.T.C. inspection.

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More of the R.O.T.C. inspection.

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The U. of Idaho Memorial Gymnasium.

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"R.O.T.C. military inspection, Univ. of Idaho, Moscow, ID, May 10, 1935. The Memorial Gymnasium is on the right and in the background are the agriculture buildings or what is called the University farm. The highway is the one we drove on between Moscow and Pullman."

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See posting above.

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Anne Marie Miller, about 1944. Not sure of the location.

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This is my sister Lynne at about age 2. I'm not sure of the location.

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Anne Marie Miller, Pocatello, ID, about 1943.

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A couple more army pictures. No caption so I have no further informaton.

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"R.O.T.C. Military inspection, Univ. of Idaho, Moscow, ID, May 10, 1935."

462

Garmisch - Partikirchen. This is just a few miles from Hitler's hideaway.

461

My mother and me, about 1943. I think this is in Wallace, ID, but don't know why we were there.

460

Another war picture. No information.

459

Granda "Muz" sitting on Aunt Rita's front porch in Pocatello with Lynne and Anne. About 1943.

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My cousin, Bill Miller. There is writing on the back, but smudged and faint. What I can read says, "Sun Valley, Aug. 1947."

457

Another smaller soldier. That's me, about 1944.

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My cousin, Enid Lauritzen Gardner. No other information.

455

More uncaptioned war pictures.

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Just a couple of pictures from Kenneth Lauritzen, the soldier. No caption available.

453

My cute little sister Lynne, late 1942 or early 1943.

452

About 1943. Somewhere in Europe. Don't know the man standing with my father.

451

My father and myself. I believe this was taken in Victor, ID, about 1943, just before Dad left for the war. It was very common for the children of soldiers to wear military costumes on a regular basis.

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My uncle Eugene Lauritzen with his three sons, Terrill (Terry), Jack, and Philip. March 1943.

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My Dad, sister Lynne, and myself. About 1945 after Dad had returned from the war. Not sure of the location.

448

Another family outing up the canyon near Victor, ID. My parents are at the far right. About 1945. I believe this was very close to the time when our family moved to Fairbanks, Alaska.

447

My father, somewhere in Europe. About 1944.

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Barry & Lynne, about 1945. I'm not sure of the location.

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"Bill [Miller], Barry, Stephen [Anderson]. Barry never failed the photographer. He could always pull a face. Aug 1942. Wallace, Idaho."

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About 1942 in Grangeville, ID.

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About 1941 in Weippe, ID.

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I don't know the dog's name, but this is taken in Grangeville, ID. I remember the sofa.

441

The picture on the wall will be familiar to my siblings. And, that little yellow teddy bear got a lot of use by a lot of children over the years.

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I don't think I was being punished. However, that small rocking chair exists in my basement still. Lots of children have used and enjoyed it. Thanks, Mom and Dad.

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David and Stephen Anderson, Dec. 1940, in front of the Anderson home, 500 S. 11th, in Pocatello.