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Old 26th May 2017, 21:35
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Re: Lieut. Barnett Thomas Talbott USN Parachute April 6, 1928
Any unit known?

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Re: Lieut. Barnett Thomas Talbott USN Parachute April 6, 1928
Keeping me on my toes, Stig.....

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Re: Lieut. Barnett Thomas Talbott USN Parachute April 6, 1928
Thanks George

As always, you're a Goldmine of information
So they were mostly attached to bases rather than units. Interesting.

The USMC unit is interesting and when I tried to look it up, it shows I know far too little about their organization during the 1920s...

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Re: Lieut. Barnett Thomas Talbott USN Parachute April 6, 1928
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According to Marine Muster Rolls on Family Search he was with VJ Squadron 6M

six F6C3's went to VJ-6M ("J" for utility),

A7150 was F6C3

https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=...=X&redir_esc=y
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