File:USMC-Lebanon82-110.jpg
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English: Flanked by American diplomatic personnel as well as representatives from other Multi-National Force units and the Lebanese Armed Forces, Col Timothy J. Geraghty presides over a memorial service in front of the MAU headquarters building in early November 1983. |
Date | published 1987 |
Source | Benis M. Frank: U.S. Marines in Lebanon, 1982-1984 |
Author | USMC Photo by SSgt Robert E. Kline |
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