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Douglas H. Miller

[931-2] - Douglas H. Miller in Paris 1944/45.

[931-3] - Douglas H. Miller in Paris 1944/45.

[931-4] - Douglas H. Miller in Paris 1944/45.

[931-5] - Miller relaxing in Bremerhaven, Germany, 1944.

[931-6] - Miller with a friend in Bremerhaven, Germany.

[931-7] - Local civilians enjoying some music in Bremerhaven.

[931-8] - A portion of the Seigfreid Line.

[931-9] - Miller (right) with Robert Sherwindt at Luchbahl Barracks in Antwerp, 1944/45.

[931-10] - 487th Port Batallion parade in Antwerp, September/October 1944.

[931-11] - Miller (right) with Robert Sherwindt at Luchbahl Barracks in Antwerp, 1944/45.

[931-12] - Luchbahl Barracks in Antwerp, Belgium 11/1944 - 5/1945.

[931-13] - LTC Montgomery Chamberlain Jackson, (L); MAJ Butterworth (C); CPT Fenton A. Gage (R) of the 487th Port Batallion at Luchbahl Barracks Antwerp, Belgium, 1944.

[931-14] - V-1 photographed by Miller from the rooftop of Luchbahl Barracks in December 1944 moments before impact.The fuel had been exhausted and the missile had just gone into its dive. The explosion shattered numerous windows in the Barracks.

[931-15] - France, winter 1944. Soldiers of the 487th Port Batallion loading onto "40 and 8" box cars for transportation to Antwerp.

[931-16] - US Army encampment at Freeport, Wales, June 1, 1943 just prior to launching for Omaha Beach.

[931-17] - Albert Toman, Antwerp, Belgium 1944/45. Albert was killed in 1946 while working on an oil rig.

[931-18] - Junior Cooley, 487th Port Batallion.

[931-19] - J. C. Graham, 487th Port Batallion.

[931-20] - Margie Keith with her father, Jess Keith.

[931-21] - Docks Pass, 7 July 1945.

[931-22] - Army Discharge

[931-23] - Enlisted Record and Report of Separation

[931-24] - Brief biographical sketch

[931-25] - Letter of Appreciation

[931-26] - WW II Diary