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              <text>Lola (?) and Abner</text>
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              <text>Title taken from caption. Two uniformed servicemen sit on the front fenders of a truck loaded onto a flatbed truck. The photographs in this collection came from a U.S. Army soldier with Company G, 477th during World War II. The unit supported U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and civilian personnel constructing the Alaska Highway; serving on the southern section of the highway, between Dawson Creek and the Sikanni Chief River in British Columbia.</text>
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              <text>Thomas Saplak photographs, Archives and Special Collections, Consortium Library, University of Alaska Anchorage. </text>
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              <text>Archives and Special Collections does not hold copyright to this item. Please contact Archives for further use.</text>
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