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09-16-2014, 09:50 AM
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Joe was 6’1” tall.
The man in the photo is taller that that Science works The standard military hat worn in this picture was 5 ½ high. In 1917 the average height of a soldier was 67.5 inches. Those soldiers from the Ozark area of the Country which included North Carolina was 68.7 inches. 
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