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Fort Sam Houston, Texas. When the Kizer brothers of Belvidere, Illinois, were promoted to first lieutenants, the identical twin daughters of Colonel C. Lloyd Middleton, their commanding officer, pinned the silver bars on their shoulders. Left to right: Lieutenant Howard Kizer, Alice May Middleton, L
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Fort Sam Houston, Texas. When the Kizer brothers of Belvidere, Illinois, were promoted to first lieutenants, the identical twin daughters of Colonel C. Lloyd Middleton, their commanding officer, pinned the silver bars on their shoulders. Left to right: Lieutenant Howard Kizer, Alice May Middleton, L

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safety film negativestexasfort sam houstonunited states
Credit lineFort Sam Houston, Texas. When the Kizer brothers of Belvidere, Illinois, were promoted to first lieutenants, the identical twin daughters of Colonel C. Lloyd Middleton, their commanding officer, pinne. 1942-01-01. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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