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Army Institute of Heraldry.
Japanese-English translation: Brunroku

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Objective Kobe Credits
Produced, photographed, and writ¬

by Ralph Herold, L. Coi. USAR (Retired)
Ph.D. Postproduction video: Orange County
Newschannel, Channel 14. AVID editing:
off-line, Paul Jilbert. Sony 9000 on-line: Casey
Sattler. Additional photography: James Garcia
and Paul Jilbert. Narration: Peter Murphy.
Original music: Uri Ophir. Photos: U.S. Air
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Takeda, President Emeritus, Palmore Insti¬
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A World at War" commemorative stamps

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tographed under the provisions of War De¬
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General's Office, Washington, D.C. Not a
production of the War Department or De¬
partment of Defense. Copyright by Ralph
Herold, L.Col., USAR (Retired), Ph.D. 1992.
All

rights reserved.
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(Retired), teaches classes in motion picture his¬
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in Santa Ana, California. He holds a Ph.D. in
Management Science with emphasis on MultiMedia. Since World War II, he has served in a
number of media and systems management po¬
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instructor's guide dealing with the Golden Era
of Hollywood, in which the cinematographer is
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