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Interview with John Gayton

Description:: Corporal John Harper Gayten, from Cannon, Mississippi, served in the Corps during World War II.. A member of the 5th Ammunition Company, he was stationed at New Caledonia in the South Pacific. Leaving the Corps after the war, he moved to the Washington. D. C. area, and now resides in retirement in Washington, DC.
Display date:: 2005-08-10
Format:: text
Collections:: Digital Public Library of America
Contributors:: University of North Carolina at Wilmington
Publisher:: W. M. Randall Library, UNC Wilmington
Content partner:: University of North Carolina at Wilmington
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