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Far Yangtze Station

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Far Yangtze Station
The USS Tutuila standing watch at Chungking, China - 1939. Signed by artist Tom Freeman and Rear Adm. Kemp Tolley, EO on the Tutuila. Framing Size: 22 X 16 inches. Image Size: 22 X 16 inches. Stock: Mohawk #80 CS Super F
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"He was a great story teller."
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
By: John S. Miller

I was lucky enough to have Rear Adm. Tolley as my friend, and to have him as a guest in my quarters, along with his wife. He was a great story teller. You should read his books, but that was nothing compared to sitting with him and listening to him. I have this picture. It is worth every penny.

 
 
 

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