U.S. Army Fort Greely, Alaska, 1950s | Vintage 8mm Home Movie
Pierce Sears served in the U.S. Army as part of the Military Police. He was stationed at Fort Greely, Alaska, where he remained for his entire military career before coming back home to Massachusetts. He captured his time here on film and in photos which have been preserved in our archive. View the companion photo album on our website: www.twinlightsarchive.com/twinlightstonic/armydays Filmed on 8mm. Digitized by Twin Lights Archive. www.twinlightsarchive.com
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