File:Edson E Dailey, 1LT, Bty D 265th Coast Artillery 1939.jpg
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English: Picture of 1LT Dailey as a 1LT in Bty D, 265th Coast Artillery fo Pensacola. Unit redesignated as Battery C later. Dailey took command of Battery C, 265th Coast Artillery on 9/9/1940. |
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| Source | Historical Annual of the State of Florida, Army and Navy Publishing Company: Baton Rouge, LA. 1939 |
| Author | Unknown author |
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