File:Emblem laid in vinyl tile at US Naval Base, Pearl Harbor, Brig.jpg
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DescriptionEmblem laid in vinyl tile at US Naval Base, Pearl Harbor, Brig.jpg |
English: VIEW OF INTERIOR OF BUILDING 220, DECORATIVE FLOOR AT ENTRANCE. VINYL TILE INLAID FLOOR WITH A RED BACKGROUND, GREEN EMBLEM, BROWN AND WHITE EAGLE, RED AND WHITE SHIELD, BLACK ANCHOR, RED ARROWS AND LETTERING.
HABS HI,2-PEAH,35-5 |
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Author | William S. Lindsey | ||||||
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U.S. Naval Base, Pearl Harbor, Brig, Neville Way near Ninth Street at Marine Barracks, Pearl Harbor, Honolulu County, HI.
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