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English: Lieutenant General Lesley J. McNair after being awarded the Purple Heart in Tunisia. Edited to remove faded second image of Purple Heart medal. |
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| Source | Lieutenant General Lesley McNair photographed after being awarded the Purple Heart in Tunisia. April 24, 1943. |
| Author | Associated Press (uncredited photographer). Published after his death in 1944, including "Gen. L. J. McNair Killed in Action in Normandy" (Allentown, Pennsylvania's "The Morning Call", July 28, 1944), and "Lt. Gen. McNair Killed in Normandy" (Rochester, New York's "Democrat and Chronicle", July 28, 1944). |
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