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WW2 Condolence Letter Signed by General H.H. Arnold On Memorial Day

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    Posted 9 years ago

    whitman75
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    This is another of the Signed WW2 Condolence Letters Signed on Memorial Day of 1944 by H.H. Arnold Commanding General of USAAF during WW2. In absolutely amazing shape and the signature is beautiful.

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    Comments

    1. scottvez scottvez, 9 years ago
      Another nice Hap Arnold signature!

      Does "Limber" relate to the condolence letter.

      scott
    2. whitman75 whitman75, 9 years ago
      Yes Scott,
      Limber was the name of the pilot lost this was addressed to his brother.
    3. whitman75 whitman75, 9 years ago
      I also have one signed by the Secreatary of War and other signed by Generals.

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