Tinian (19)
Don A. Farrell, a transplanted-from-the-mainland historian, and the "go-to" expert on the Marianas (foreground), talks with Robert "Bob" Palmer of Lake Forrest, Ill., who, when practicing law, enjoys a good cigar. Bob took time to accompany his son Cpl Justin Palmer, who currently is stationed in Hawaii, on a trip to Saipan and Tinian to gain further insight into Bob's father who was involved in Operation Forager as a naval officer.
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- 2d Marine Division Battle of Tinian Monument Dedication, June 30, 2011 (Magazine Page)
- Interview With Norm Hatch, WWII Combat Cameraman, And Charles Jones, Author of "War Shots" (Magazine Page)
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