
Dear Tumblr,
Kindly go into the dark and die.
Yours with utmost sincerity,
Iago Faustus, Ph.D.
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PAGE 12 (Two panels)
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Panel 1: A “group photograph” panel of about a dozen U.S. Navy nurses in dress uniform, smiling and facing the camera. The hair, makeup, and uniforms should be in a style appropriate for 1943. Of them is a 20 year-old Hazel Gluck (see panel below). Her smiling face is surrounded by a circle to distinguish her from the rest of the nurses.
CAPTION – PSEUDO-NARRATION (1): And the presence of a U.S. Navy hospital meant the presence of U.S. Navy nurses. We were able to interview one of the survivors.
Translation (1): Et la présence d’un hôpital de la Marine américaine signifiait la présence d’infirmières de la Marine américaine. Nous avions été en mesure d’interviewer l’une des survivantes.
Panel 2: An “interview pose” panel, showing HAZEL GLUCK (“Hazel”). In this panel she is a very aged, frail old lady with thick eyeglasses.
Hazel (2): I remember how when we were first posted to Motofupo, there was this lovely beach with beautiful water to go swimming in.
Translation (2): Je me souviens d’une jolie plage où nous aimions nager dans les eaux claires la première fois que nous avons été affectés à Motofupo.
SUBTITLE – IDENTIFYING TAG (3): Lt. Hazel Gluck, USN, Ret.
Comment (3): “Lt.” is an abbreviation for “Lieutenant,” the third-from-lowest commissioned officer rank in the United States Navy. “USN” is an abbreviation for “United States Navy” and “Ret.” means “retired,” no longer on active service.
Translation (3): Lieutenant Hazel Gluck, USN, retraitée
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Chromed by greatcthulu. Image presented by kind permission of the artist.
Another example of greatcthulu’s work, Chromed. She looks lovely in that lighting!
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PAGE 11 (Two panels)
Panel 1: A group of Motofupo people, looking grim, are walking up a gangway onto a ship, guarded by some U.S. Marines.
CAPTION – PSEUDO-NARRATION (1): No historical record discloses what happened nineteen years after the Scelleratini brothers made their movie.
Translation (1): Aucun document historique ne révèle ce qui s’est passé dix-neuf ans après que les frères Scelleratini aient tourné leur film.
CAPTION – PSEUDO-NARRATION (2): During World War II, the Motofupo people were compelled to leave their island.
Translation (2): Pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, le peuple Motofupo a été obligé de quitter son île.
Panel 2: A helicopter shot showing a space with quonset huts and the tiny figures of busy Navy personnel scurrying around doing important wartime tasks.
CAPTION – PSUEDO-NARRATION (3): The United States Navy established a base and a field hospital there.
Translation (3): La Marine des États-Unis y a établi une base et un hôpital de campagne.
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Two Down, One to Go by greatcthulu. Image presented here by kind permission of the artist.
DeviantArt creator greatcthulu does some fine A.S.F.R.-like imagery in CG, and seeing as we’ve finally published the Adventures of Ashley Madder in a slider and at the Internet Archive, it seemed like a good time to feature some of the artist’s work. The artist describes this 2015 image as follows: “The second subject is just rising up out of the transformation chamber while the third statue-to-be waits – probably not willingly – for her turn.”
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