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General Dwight D. Eisenhower (left), Allied Supreme Commander conferring with Field-Marshal Sir Bernard Montgomery. C.-in-C., British Forces, at the later's headquarters in Belgium recently. Field-Marshal Montgomery is wearing the sweater and informal dress he usually appears in while on active service. General Eisenhower and General Montgomery photographed at a conference at Headquarters in France during the war. December 30, 1944. (Photo by "U.S: Office Of War Information Picture").

General Dwight D. Eisenhower (left), Allied Supreme Commander conferring with Field-Marshal Sir Bernard Montgomery. C.-in-C., British Forces, at the later's headquarters in Belgium recently. Field-Marshal Montgomery is wearing the sweater and informal dress he usually appears in while on active service. General Eisenhower and General Montgomery photographed at a conference at Headquarters in France during the war. December 30, 1944. (Photo by "U.S: Office Of War Information Picture"). Stock Photo

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30 December 1944

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General Dwight D. Eisenhower (left), Allied Supreme Commander conferring with Field-Marshal Sir Bernard Montgomery. C.-in-C., British Forces, at the later's headquarters in Belgium recently. Field-Marshal Montgomery is wearing the sweater and informal dress he usually appears in while on active service. General Eisenhower and General Montgomery photographed at a conference at Headquarters in France during the war. December 30, 1944. (Photo by "U.S: Office Of War Information Picture").

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