Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Gov. Herter presents the Gen. Louis E. Boswell combat regimental trophy to Capt. Michael Corcoran, Jr., of Braintree, who accepts on behalf of his unit, Headquarters Squadron, 102nd Air Defense Wing, National Guard, during annual Governor's Day at Otis Field, Cape Cod
Gov. Herter presents the Gen. Louis E. Boswell combat regimental trophy to Capt. Michael Corcoran, Jr., of Braintree, who accepts on behalf of his unit, Headquarters Squadron, 102nd Air Defense Wing, National Guard, during annual Governor's Day at Otis Field, Cape Cod
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Gov. Herter presents the Gen. Louis E. Boswell combat regimental trophy to Capt. Michael Corcoran, Jr., of Braintree, who accepts on behalf of his unit, Headquarters Squadron, 102nd Air Defense Wing, National Guard, during annual Governor's Day at Otis Field, Cape Cod

July 2, 1956

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