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1st Battalion, 164th Infantry commanding officer and his company commanders hold consulting talk with guerrilla regimental commanding officer before American passage through Filipino lines; Philippines; 1945; photograph taken by the U.S. Army Signal Corps
1st Battalion, 164th Infantry commanding officer and his company commanders hold consulting talk with guerrilla regimental commanding officer before American passage through Filipino lines; Philippines; 1945; photograph taken by the U.S. Army Signal Corps
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1st Battalion, 164th Infantry going ashore; Looc, Negros Oriental, Philippines; April 25, 1945; photograph taken by the U.S. Army Signal Corps
1st Battalion, 164th Infantry going ashore; Looc, Negros Oriental, Philippines; April 25, 1945; photograph taken by the U.S. Army Signal Corps
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1st Battalion, 164th Infantry wades ashore; Looc, Negros Oriental, Philippines; April 26, 1945; photograph taken by the U.S. Army Signal Corps
1st Battalion, 164th Infantry wades ashore; Looc, Negros Oriental, Philippines; April 26, 1945; photograph taken by the U.S. Army Signal Corps
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1st Battalion, 164th Infantry wades ashore; Looc, Negros Oriental, Philippines; April 26, 1945; photograph taken by U.S. Army Signal Corps
1st Battalion, 164th Infantry wades ashore; Looc, Negros Oriental, Philippines; April 26, 1945; photograph taken by U.S. Army Signal Corps
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bridge blown up by retreating Japanese (over Dumaguete River); Negros Oriental, Philippines; April 1945; photograph taken by the U.S. Army Signal Corps
bridge blown up by retreating Japanese (over Dumaguete River); Negros Oriental, Philippines; April 1945; photograph taken by the U.S. Army Signal Corps
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Company C, 164th Infantry, entering Dumaguete; Dumaguete, Negros Oriental, Philippines; April 1945; photograph taken by the U.S. Army Signal Corps
Company C, 164th Infantry, entering Dumaguete; Dumaguete, Negros Oriental, Philippines; April 1945; photograph taken by the U.S. Army Signal Corps
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Crossing from Arundel Island to �Stepping Stone Island� in pursuit of retreating Japanese; Advance U.S. Army Base, South Pacific; photograph taken by the U.S. Army Signal Corps
Crossing from Arundel Island to �Stepping Stone Island� in pursuit of retreating Japanese; Advance U.S. Army Base, South Pacific; photograph taken by the U.S. Army Signal Corps
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Filipino civilians return to their homes in Dumaguete after the area has been liberated by the 1st Battalion, 164th Infantry; Dumaguete, Negros Oriental, Philippines; April 1945; photograph taken by the U.S. Army Signal Corps
Filipino civilians return to their homes in Dumaguete after the area has been liberated by the 1st Battalion, 164th Infantry; Dumaguete, Negros Oriental, Philippines; April 1945; photograph taken by the U.S. Army Signal Corps
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Hook_Keith_2001interviewtranscript.pdf
Hook_Keith_2001interviewtranscript.pdf
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Hook_Keith_ALifetimewithMapsmemoir.pdf
Hook_Keith_ALifetimewithMapsmemoir.pdf
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Hook_Keith_DumagueteMap.pdf
Hook_Keith_DumagueteMap.pdf
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Hook_Keith_MapPlatesandPlateAppendices.pdf
Hook_Keith_MapPlatesandPlateAppendices.pdf
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Hook_Keith_Militarydocuments.pdf
Hook_Keith_Militarydocuments.pdf
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Hook_Keith_Personalpapers.pdf
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Hook_Keith_VideoLogKeithHook.pdf
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Hook_Keith_WWIIDiary.pdf
Hook_Keith_WWIIDiary.pdf
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In pursuit of the Japanese; U.S. Army Headquarters, Arundel Island, South Pacific; photograph taken by the U.S. Army Signal Corps
In pursuit of the Japanese; U.S. Army Headquarters, Arundel Island, South Pacific; photograph taken by the U.S. Army Signal Corps
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Infantry officers look out at a stretch of water which their men have been ordered to cross in pursuit of the Japanese, who have fled across to a small island. The Japanese had evacuated the nights before, but caution was required in crossing the water; U
Infantry officers look out at a stretch of water which their men have been ordered to cross in pursuit of the Japanese, who have fled across to a small island. The Japanese had evacuated the nights before, but caution was required in crossing the water; U
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Japanese PT (�Propel Torpedo�) boat: metal, 60 feet long, 14 feet wide, 6 feet from keel to deck, and equipped with racks for depth charges; Liloan, Cebu, Philippines; April 1945
Japanese PT (�Propel Torpedo�) boat: metal, 60 feet long, 14 feet wide, 6 feet from keel to deck, and equipped with racks for depth charges; Liloan, Cebu, Philippines; April 1945
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Keith B. Hook; at time of interview; June 1, 2010
Keith B. Hook; at time of interview; June 1, 2010
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L to R: Major Charles Davis (Montgomery, AL), commanding officer of an infantry battalion, and Major John A. Burden (of San Jose, CA); Major Davis was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for gallantry, and Major Burden was awarded the Silver Star, fo
L to R: Major Charles Davis (Montgomery, AL), commanding officer of an infantry battalion, and Major John A. Burden (of San Jose, CA); Major Davis was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for gallantry, and Major Burden was awarded the Silver Star, fo
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L to R: Major General H. Arnold, CG (Commanding General), American Infantry Division, Lieutenant General Robert Eichelberger, CG, 8th Army, General Douglas A. MacArthur
L to R: Major General H. Arnold, CG (Commanding General), American Infantry Division, Lieutenant General Robert Eichelberger, CG, 8th Army, General Douglas A. MacArthur
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Lieutenant Keith Hook (of New Haven, CT); wearing a pair of Japanese glasses, having lost his own; New Georgia, Solomon Islands; photograph taken by the U.S. Army Signal Corps
Lieutenant Keith Hook (of New Haven, CT); wearing a pair of Japanese glasses, having lost his own; New Georgia, Solomon Islands; photograph taken by the U.S. Army Signal Corps
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Major Charles Davis (Montgomery, AL), commanding officer of an infantry battalion, and Major John A. Burden (of San Jose, CA); Major Davis was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for gallantry, and Major Burden was awarded the Silver Star, for their
Major Charles Davis (Montgomery, AL), commanding officer of an infantry battalion, and Major John A. Burden (of San Jose, CA); Major Davis was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for gallantry, and Major Burden was awarded the Silver Star, for their
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mills and sugar refinery (Cebu in background); Negros Island, Philippines; May 9, 1945; photograph taken by the U.S. Army Signal Corps
mills and sugar refinery (Cebu in background); Negros Island, Philippines; May 9, 1945; photograph taken by the U.S. Army Signal Corps
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notice from Japanese to Filipinos ordering them to evacuate Dumaguete in preparation for the impending American invasion � penalty for failure to do so was death; April 1945; photograph taken by U.S. Army Signal Corps
notice from Japanese to Filipinos ordering them to evacuate Dumaguete in preparation for the impending American invasion � penalty for failure to do so was death; April 1945; photograph taken by U.S. Army Signal Corps
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planes of the 22nd Marine Air Group dive-bombing hill (occupied by Japanese) with high explosives and phosphorus bombs; May 6, 1945; photograph taken by the U.S. Army Signal Corps
planes of the 22nd Marine Air Group dive-bombing hill (occupied by Japanese) with high explosives and phosphorus bombs; May 6, 1945; photograph taken by the U.S. Army Signal Corps
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Sergeant on look-out while others fill their canteens; Maslog River, Negros Oriental, Philippines
Sergeant on look-out while others fill their canteens; Maslog River, Negros Oriental, Philippines
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The first two men of Company I start to cross to �Stepping Stone Island;� September 13, 1943; photograph taken by Lieutenant Schuman, U.S. Army Signal Corps
The first two men of Company I start to cross to �Stepping Stone Island;� September 13, 1943; photograph taken by Lieutenant Schuman, U.S. Army Signal Corps
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Troops crossing the Dumaguete air strip, near the town of Dumaguete � which was taken without opposition (several warehouses were on fire as troops entered the town, and a few land mines were found poorly camouflaged)
Troops crossing the Dumaguete air strip, near the town of Dumaguete � which was taken without opposition (several warehouses were on fire as troops entered the town, and a few land mines were found poorly camouflaged)