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Mariners Museum online catalog search, July 12, 2026. Search phrase: "Hulda". Catalog returned 7 records; this selection table includes 7 records fetched through catalog result pages.
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WRITTEN ON VERSO: FORMERLY HULDA MAERSK, BUILT 1938 AT ODENSE BY ODENSE STAALSKIBSUFTUED A.P. COLLER, OWNED BY THE UNITED STATES MARITIME COMMISSION. 5,601T. 439.0 X 57.7 X 25.4
Members of the Military Police Co. act as honor guard for the wedding of Pvt Jean Coble, A-317104, Harrisburg, Pa., 3rd WAC Co, to Pfc Harold C. Botteicher of the MP's. The wedding, which took place in the Chapel-in-the-Woods at 1500 Saturday was officiated by Chaplain Melvin Hatchett, Capt. Cart T. Burgess, Military Police Co., Commander, gave the bride in marriage. Witnesses were the bride's sister, Miss Hulda Coble of Harrisburg, Pa., and Cpl Alvin Schmitt, Military Police Co.
Military weddings–Virginia–Newport News.; Army spouses–Virginia–Newport News.; Honor guards–Virginia–Newport News.
Shows the bride and groom existing the chapel under the honor guards' raised rifles.
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