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AS AN OUTDOORSMAN, Bradley likes to putter about his yard in casual clothes. Cannon is one of two old French guns which adorn lawn.
AS A GRAND FATHER, Bradley puts little "Hank" Beukema up on Kilroy, a horse kept at Fort Myer. The general has no horses of his own.
AS A HUNTER, Bradley gets out seldom but is fine shot. Here he cleans 20-gauge shotgun. Racked (top to bottom) are a Winchester 410, a Sauer 16 gauge and a Winchester 12.
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THE GENERAL AND HIS LADY enjoy coffee in the sunny "glass porch" of their home at Fort Myer, Va. Mrs. Bradley has filled porch with plants, including African violets and a wandering Jew. High school sweethearts in Moberly, Mo., the Bradleys were married in 1916, a year after he graduated from West Point.
THE GENERAL AND HIS FAMILY spend a great deal of time together. The Bradleys' only child, Elizabeth, married Henry S. Beukema, now an Air Force captain, on June 8, 1944, two days after Bradley landed his D-day forces in Normandy. Holding model plane is his grandchild, Henry Jr. At left is Mrs. Bradley.
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