Description Gerald Ford playing basketball on USS Monterey 06-1944-Darkened Larger.jpg	"Activities aboard USS Monterey (CVL-26) . Navy pilots in the forward elevator well playing basketball., ca. 06/1944" Jumper of the left is future U.S. President Gerald Ford [1] [2]
Date	June 1944
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Author	Victor Jorgensen (1913–1994) Description American photographer and war photographer Date of birth/death 8 July 1913 14 June 1994 Location of birth/death Portland West Linn Authority file : Q7926046 NAID : 10597563 MusicBrainz : de2cb808-551d-4415-8dd5-132304ec1772 creator QS:P170,Q7926046 (U.S. Navy photo 80-G-417628)
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1. ↑ President Gerald R. Ford (HTML). US Navy (2007). Retrieved on 2007.
2. ↑ World War II Photographs (HTML). militaryunits (2007). Retrieved on 2007. "WW2042 "Activities aboard USS MONTEREY. Navy pilots in the forward elevator well playing basketball." Jumper at left identified as Gerald R. Ford. Attributed to Lt. Victor Jorgensen, circa June/July 1944. 80--G--417628"