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Bill & Mabel at Pouiki, Hawaii
Date: Undated
Mabel Renwick, Captain James C. Hughes’ first wife, and their young son, Bill, are enjoying time on the sand in Pouiki, Hawaii. Bill would be about three years old at…
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9th Svc. Co. Telephone Gang, Hawaii
Date: June 22, 1921
This photo was taken June 22, 1921. It shows men gathered around a truck probably on Schofield Barracks. These men were part of the 9th Service Company Telephone gang. After…
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Haliena, Hawaii
Date: [Date unknown]
Captain Hughes took several photos of family excursions around Hawaii. This one shows a lake in Haliena. Most of the boats appear to be sail boats. After Captain Hughes’ assignment…
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Banyan, Palace Square, Hawaii – Giant Tree
Date: 1921
Captain Hughes took this picture of an automobile under a large banyan tree in Palace Square, Lahaina, Hawaii. It appears that his family is in the automobile. After Captain Hughes’…
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QTRS 729 Schofield Barrocks, Hawaii Territory
Date: November 25, 1920
Captain Hughes took this picture of his family’s Quarters 729, at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii Territory, November 25, 1920. Standing in front of the house (left to right) Captain Hughes, Betty,…
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Unloading FWD trucks, Honolulu, Hawaii Territory
Date: November 8, 1920
Captain Hughes took this picture of Army FWD (four wheel drive) trucks being unloaded at Honolulu, Hawaii Territory, November 8, 1920. After Captain Hughes’ assignment at Motor Transport School, Camp…
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James and Betty Hughes
Date: April 21, 1918
This photo of Captain James C. Hughes’ oldest two children was taken at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, April 21, 1918. Brother and sister, James and Betty Hughes, were 7 and 4…
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James and Betty Hughes
Date: April 21, 1918
Brother and sister, James and Betty Hughes, posed for their father at Fort Sill, Oklahoma on April 21, 1918. James was 7 at this time and Betty had just celebrated…
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Peg Hughes
Date: April 21, 1918
Captain James C. Hughes took this photo of his daughter, Peggy. She is the second daughter of Captain and Mabel Hughes. She was born May 6, 1916, in Potwin (Topeka),…
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Peg Hughes
Date: April 21, 1918
Peggy Hughes is shown in this photograph. She is the second daughter of James Clark and Mabel Hughes. She was born May 6, 1916, in Potwin (Topeka), Kansas. This photo…
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Peg Hughes
Date: April 25, 1918
Peggy Hughes is shown in this photograph. She is the second daughter of James Clark and Mabel Hughes. She was born May 6, 1916, in Potwin (Topeka), Kansas. This photo…
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Betty Hughes – Fort Sill
Date: April 21, 1918
Betty Hughes is shown in this photograph. She is the oldest daughter of James Clark and Mabel Hughes. She was born April 19, 1914, in Potwin (Topeka), Kansas. This photo…
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James Hughes – Fort Sill
Date: April 21, 1918
James R. Hughes is shown in this photograph. He is the oldest son of James Clark and Mabel Hughes. He was born December 28, 1911, in Potwin (Topeka), Kansas. This…
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C. W. – Flame throwers
Date: Undated
Captain Hughes took this photo of C. W. (Chemical Warfare) demonstration of flame throwers. Flame throwers were used extensively in World War I by the Germans. During WW I the…
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C. W. – Smoke screen from candles
Date: Undated
Captain Hughes took this photo, the fourth in a series of C. W. (Chemical Warfare) demonstrations using smoke screens from candles. In actual warfare these candles would have produced a…
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C. W. – Smoke screen from candles
Date: Undated
Captain Hughes took this photo (third of four) of C. W. (Chemical Warfare) demonstration using smoke screens from candles. In actual warfare these candles would have produced a toxic smoke…
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C. W. – Smoke screen from candles
Date: Undated
Captain Hughes took this photo (second of four) of C. W. (Chemical Warfare) demonstration using smoke screens from candles. In actual warfare these candles would have produced a toxic smoke…
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C. W. – Smoke screen from candles
Date: Undated
Captain Hughes took this photo (one of four showing smoke screens) of C. W. (Chemical Warfare) demonstration using smoke screens from candles. In actual warfare these candles would have produced…
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C. W. – Stokes Mortars
Date: Undated
Captain Hughes took this photo of C. W. (Chemical Warfare) demonstration using Stokes mortars. A Stokes mortar could fire as many as 25 bombs per minute and had a maximum…
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C. W. – Stokes Mortars
Date: Undated
Captain Hughes took this photo of C. W. (Chemical Warfare) demonstration using Stokes mortars. A Stokes mortar could fire as many as 25 bombs per minute and had a maximum…
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C. W. – Stokes Mortars
Date: Undated
Captain Hughes took this photo of C. W. (Chemical Warfare) demonstration using Stokes mortars. A Stokes mortar could fire as many as 25 bombs per minute and had a maximum…
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C. W. – Stokes Mortars
Date: Undated
Captain Hughes took this photo of C. W. (Chemical Warfare) demonstration using Stokes mortars. A Stokes mortar could fire as many as 25 bombs per minute and had a maximum…
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C. W. – Rockets
Date: Undated
Captain Hughes took this photo of C. W. (Chemical Warfare) using rockets. He didn’t offer a location for this photo. It can be assumed that this is one of the…
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C. W. – Rockets
Date: Undated
Captain Hughes took this photo of C. W. (Chemical Warfare) using rockets. He didn’t offer a location for this photo. It can be assumed that this is one of the…
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C. W. Service in Flammable Oils
Date: Undated
Captain Hughes took this photo of C. W. (Chemical Warfare) Service in Flammable Oils. He didn’t offer a location for this photo. It can be assumed that this is one…