Title	Lieutenant Colonel Elbert P. Tuttle, 179th Field Artillery, at Camp Blanding, Florida, July 1941.
Identifier	AJCP533-008l
Date of original	1941-07
Decade	1940s
Creator	Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Contributors	Greenberg, Sydney L.
Description	Two newspaper captions attached to verso of print: "But Look at Him Now. Camp Blanding, Fla., July 24.-- Atlanta knows him as Elbert P. Tuttle, attorney, who sits behind a very executive looking desk and pores over ponderous tomes of law. But look at him now -- in khaki. To the boys of the 179th Field Artillery he's Lieutenant Colonel Tuttle, and he's conducting a series of lectures now for the Seventy-fourth Artillery Brigade, after his graduation from Fort Sill's artillery school." and "In 1940s: Judge Tuttle's law career was interrupted by the war, during which he commanded an artillery battalion in the Pacific." The first caption is dated "Jul 24 1941" and the second "Wed May 5 1993 J - C." Verso inscribed "Photo by Sydney L. Greenberg."
Subject	Soldiers
Subject (names)	United States. Army. Field Artillery Regiment, 179th Tuttle, Elbert P. (Elbert Parr), 1897-1996
Location depicted	Camp Blanding (Fla.)
Collection	Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographic Archive
Curatorial area	Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographic Archive
Digital publisher	Georgia State University Library
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Citation	AJCP533-008l, Atlanta Journal Constitution Photographic Archives. Special Collections and Archives, Georgia State University Library.
Source format	photographic prints
Format	image/jp2
Type	Image