File:Artie shaw navy ranger band 1943.jpg
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English: The brass section of Artie Shaw's navy band at Fort De Russey in Oahu, Hawaii. Personnel, according to the journal article, from left to right among each section: Dick Le Fave, Tasso Harris, Vahey Takvorian (trombones); Dave Tough, Frank Beach, Conrad Gozzo, John Best. |
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| Source | From Part 3 of the IAJRC Journal article "The Great 'Goz' ". The image was taken at a military complex, so it is almost certainly a U.S. Navy officer who took the photo. |
| Author | Unknown author |
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