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PH 3301A
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Chapelle on assignment 476 photographs, 106 negatives, and 4 transparencies : Photographs that show Chapelle on various assignments throughout her career, including formal portraits of her. The photographs also include images from the posthumous dedication of a memorial plaque to Chapelle in Vietnam.
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PH 3301A (3)
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PH 3301B
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This Is My Outfit 264 photographs, 102 negatives, and 24 transparencies : Photographs made by and assembled by Chapelle from various assignments throughout her career for an unpublished book project, This Is My Outfit.
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PH 3301B (3)
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PH 3301C
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World War II, Pacific Coast region 595 photographs, 792 negatives, and 30 transparencies : Photographs made by Chapelle during World War II in the Pacific Ocean region, including images of Iwo Jima, Okinawa, and Guam. The photographs also include images of the training of female flight nurses.
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PH 3301C (3)
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PH 3301D
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Military training camps 2,494 photographs, 2,077 negatives, and 586 transparencies : Photographs made by Chapelle of military training camps, including United States Marine Corps and United States Army paratroopers.
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PH 3301D (3)
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PH 3301E
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India, circa 1952 306 photographs and 787 transparencies : Photographs made by Chapelle in India of village life in 1952, of the Indian Army, and of Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru.
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PH 3301E (3)
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PH 3301E (5)
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PH 3301F
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Caribbean Sea region, circa 1950s 442 photographs, 2,672 negatives, and 690 transparencies : Photographs made by Chapelle in the Caribbean Sea region, including images of forces under Fidel Castro in Cuba during the late 1950s, Guantanamo Bay, and the Dominican Republic.
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PH 3301G
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Algeria, 1957 517 photographs and 877 negatives in 4 boxes : Photographs made by Chapelle in Algeria during its military unrest, 1957.
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PH 3301G (3)
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PH 3301H
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Mediterranean Sea region, circa 1950s 316 photographs, 2,947 negatives, and 1,302 transparencies in 10 boxes : Photographs made by Chapelle in the Mediterranean Sea region, including images of Turkey, Lebanon during the 1958 crisis, and Jordan.
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PH 3301H (3)
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PH 3301J
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Hungary and Hungarian protesters, circa 1956 37 photographs and 453 negatives : Photographs made by Chapelle in Hungary during the revolution of 1956 and of Hungarian protesters in New York City.
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PH 3301K
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East China Sea and South China Sea, circa 1955 112 photographs, 1,145 negatives, and 532 transparencies : Photographs made by Chapelle in the East China Sea and South China Sea, including images of Taiwan, circa 1955.
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PH 3301K (3)
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PH 3301L
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Vietnam and Laos, circa 1955-1965 586 photographs, 4,951 negatives, and 2,258 transparencies : Photographs made by Chapelle in Vietnam and Laos, circa 1955-1965. The photographs include images of South Vietnamese paratroopers, of United States military advisors, and of the resistance leader of Bien Hung, Father Hoa (Nguyen Hua Hua).
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PH 3301L (3)
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PH 3301L (5)
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PH 3301M
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Miscellaneous 269 photographs, 1,573 negatives, and 231 transparencies : Photographs of miscellaneous subjects made by and collected by Chapelle, including images of her family and others related to various stories throughout her career. The photographs also include unidentified images.
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CA 530
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Untitled interview with Dickey Chapelle by Donald Bruce Approximately 14 minutes, b/w, sound, 16 mm : Interview with Chapelle by Councilman Donald Bruce on an unidentified weekly television program in Indianapolis, Indiana. Includes a review of Chapelle's career, honors, and reputation as a war correspondent and photographer; some details of her experiences with Cuba; and vigorously expressed views on Communism and the situations in Vietnam and Algeria.
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VHA 342
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Profile of Dickey Chapelle on Entertainment Tonight 30 minutes, sound, b/w and color, 1/2-inch video : Includes interviews with her brother, Robert Meyer, her biographer, Roberta Ostroff, and author James Michener, who was in Hungary with Chapelle in 1956 covering the flight of refugees. Also interviewed is Marine Captain Philip Fehlen (retired), who was present when Chapelle became the first female war correspondent to die in action. Archival material from the WHS Chapelle collection is used.
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