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Vintage Photograph of Operations Staff Planning Attack on Nazi Forces in Italy This printed postcard features a historic image of high-ranking military officers gathered to plan an attack on Nazi forces in Italy during World War II. The scene depicts a group of officers from various wings of the US Air Force, standing and seated around a table. The officers are identified as follows, left to right: - Col. Wm. L. Lee, 49th Wing - Brig. Gen. Charles F. Born, A-3 - Col. Robert K. Taylor, Chief of Staff - Col. Hugo P. Rush, 47th Wing - Col. Fay R. Upthegrove, 304th Wing - Brig. Gen Dean C. Strother, 306th Wing - Col. Charles W. Lawrence, 5th Wing - Col. George R. Acheson, 55th Wing - Brig. Gen J.H. Atkinson, Deputy Air Force Commander - Maj. Gen. Nathan F. Twining (seated) The image captures a moment of great importance and strategic planning during the war. The photograph is a valuable historical artifact that provides insight into the military operations and leadership during this time period. This printed postcard is a unique and fascinating piece of historical documentation that will appeal to collectors of World War II memorabilia, military history enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the strategic planning and leadership during the war.