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Fort Benning. Parachute troops. Picture of a man doing a good job. He's one of Uncle Sam's student paratroopers at Fort Benning, Georgia, but the way he's getting his chute under contol would do credit to an old timer. A few minutes ago this man bailed out of a high-speed plane at a point calculated to bring him to the spot where he is landing. Good work, soldier

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Fort Benning. Armored forces personnel. Council of the powers. A group of armored-forces officers work out a tactical problem and map a course of action that will broaden the training program at Fort Benning, Georgia

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Fort Benning. Tank forces. What the Axis has to face. A medium tank (M-5) and a capable American crew make an effective fighting combination. The training course at Fort Benning, Georgia is graduating smart and proficient soldiers for the armored forces

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Fort Benning paratroopers. Paratroopers are picked men. This sergeant of an outfit of aerial infantry in training at Fort Benning, Georgia will help upset many Axis plans

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Fort Benning. Tank forces. Light tanks of the armored forces. With a tough American crew and its complement of ammunition, each of them becomes a thorn in the side of the Axis

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Fort Benning. Loading planes. Axis, beware! Bombardiers in training at Fort Benning, Georgia use practice bombs to learn the routine of loading a light bombing plane

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Fort Benning. Tommy gunners, parachute troops. An American paratrooper and his Tommy gun go into action as soon as they reach the ground

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Fort Benning. Tommy gunners, armored forces. The tank soldier finds many chores for the Thompson sub-machine gun, familiarly known as the Tommy gun

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Fort Benning. Aerial machine gunners. Four aces. This crack aerial machine gunner is part of an unbeatable combination. He has a fast, accurate gun and the world's best in the way of plane and pilot

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Fort Benning. Armored forces personnel. Council of the powers. A group of armored forces officers work out a tactical problem and map a course of action that will broaden the training program at Fort Benning, Georgia

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Fort Benning. Jeeps. Jeep driver -- and it takes a good man to put a jeep through all the fancy paces that are in it. This driver is near graduation from the training school at Fort Benning, Georgia

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Fort Benning. Parachute troops. Uncle Sam picks a high type of man for a parachute infantryman. This student paratrooper at Fort Benning, Goergia has just completed a descent of which any oldtimer would be proud

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Fort Benning. Aerial machine gunners. This crack aerial machine gunner is part of an unbeatable combination. He has a fast, accurate gun and the world's best in the way of plane and pilot

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Fort Benning. Halftrac scout cars. America's mechanized army grows mightier every day. Soldiers of the armored forces training in halftrac scout cars at Fort Benning, Georgia are turning rapidly into hard, smart fighting men

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Fort Benning machine gunners. He'll soon be an unpopular figure in Berlin and Tokyo circles. An American machine gunner finishing an intensive training course at Fort Benning, Georgia

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Fort Benning. Anti-tank gun crews. Manhandling a 37mm anti-tank gun into position is only one of the chores that young gun crews training at Fort Benning, Georgia take in stride

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Fort Benning. Parachute troops. The eagle lights on solid ground. One of Uncle Sam's student paratroopers at Fort Benning, Georgia is about to finish a successful descent from a fast moving plane. It took plenty of training and good judgement to do the job right

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Fort Benning. Halftrac scout cars. He's a good shot, too. A machine gunner on a halftrac scout car gets some target practice as the driver at his left tools the car through the training area at Frot Benning, Georgia

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Fort Benning. Aerial machine gunners. Four aces. This crack aerial machine gunner is part of the unbeatable combination. He has a fast, accurate gun and the world's best in the way of plane and pilot

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Fort Benning paratroopers. One of the toughest of American soldiers is the paratrooper, a man who touches ground fighting These infantrymen of the skies in training at Fort Benning, Georgia will perform many important chores for the Army

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Fort Benning machine gunners. Members of an American machine gun crew rest up between periods of intensive activity which is part of their their training course at Fort Benning, Georgia

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Fort Benning. Halftrac scout cars. Sodiers of the armored forces must know their machines. The crew of a halftrac scout car in training at Fort Benning, Georgia learns to handle many maintenance and emergency repair jobs

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Fort Benning infantry. Slow down, Adolph. The road ahead is blocked. When this fine American soldier, just finishing a hardening up course at Fort Benning, Georgia, gives you the red light, remember he's an expert at stopping traffic

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Fort Benning paratroopers. Paratroopers are picked men. This sergeant of an outfit of aerial infantry in training at Fort Benning, Georgia will help upset many Axis plans

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Fort Benning. Halftrac scout cars. America's irresistable might grows every day. Sodiers of the armored forces turning rapidly into hard, smart fighting men

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Fort Benning. Tank forces. Double trouble for the Axis -- American manpower and American production ability. The smart soldier ready to alight from a medium (M-3) tank with Tommy gun and side arms is nearing graduation from the armored forces's training school at Fort Benning, Georgia

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Fort Benning. Armored forces personnel. Soldiers of the armored forces get few chances for a smoke and short rest. After they've completed their training at Fort Benning, Georgia, they'll know a lot of new ways to put the heat on the Axis

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Fort Benning. Anti-tank gun crews. Crew of a 37mm anti-tank gun in training at Fort Benning, Georgia handles their pieces like oldtimers

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Fort Benning. Anti-tank gun crews. Bad news for Axis tanks. The crew of a 57mm anti-tank gun, one of many in training at Fort Benning, Georgia already handle their piece with the snap and precision of an old timer

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Fort Benning. Aerial machine gunners. Four aces. This crack aerial machine gunner is part of the unbeatable combination. He has a fast, accurate gun and the world's best in the way of plane and pilot

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Fort Benning. Parachute troops. The eagle lights on solid ground. One of Uncle Sam's student paratroopers at Fort Benning, Georgia is about to finish a successful descent from a fast moving plane. It took plenty of training and good judgement to do the job right

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Fort Benning. Loading planes. Axis, beware! Bombardiers in training at Fort Benning, Georgia use practice bombs to learn the routine of loading a light bombing plane

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Fort Benning. Rifleman. Garand rifle. When Uncle Sam makes big medicine against his enemies, he puts in strong ingredients. An American infantryman with a Garand rifle to meet the Army's high standards of workmanship

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Fort Benning. Tommy gunners, parachute troops. American sky troops. Paratroopers who have just bailed out of planes go into action as soon as they reach the ground. While the last man down is still unbuckling his chute, two comrades go into action with their tommy guns

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Fort Benning. Parachute troops. Picture of a man doing a good job. He's one of Uncle Sam's student paratroopers at Fort Benning, Georgia, but the way he's getting his chute under control would be credit to an oldtimer. A few minutes ago this man bailed out of a high-speed plane at a point calculated to bring him to the spot where he is landing. Good work, soldier

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Fort Benning. 60 mm. mortars. A couple of experts at slowing up the Axis timetable. These two members of a machine gun crew doing post-graduate work at Fort Benning, Georgia with a 60 mm. mortar. It's a piece that can do a lot of damage, and they know how to use it

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Fort Benning. Armored forces personnel. Lieutenant of the armored forces. One of the men who are "in all the way" to upset the Axis timetable

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Fort Benning. Halftrac scout cars. Uncle Sam's drivers of the armored forces are the world's best. This corporal, tooling a haflftrac scout car through the training area at Fort Benning, Georgia, will give the Axis many worries

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Fort Benning, Georgia. West Point cadets and a soldier driving a jeep

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Fort Benning. Tommy gunners, armored forces. The tank soldier finds many chores for the Thompson sub-machine gun, familiarly known as the Tommy gun

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Fort Benning. Tommy gunners, armored forces. The tank soldier finds many chores for the Thompson sub-machine gun, familiarly known as the Tommy gun

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Fort Benning paratroopers. Paratroopers are picked men. This sergeant of an outfit of aerial infantry in training at Fort Benning, Georgia will help upset many Axis plans

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Fort Benning. Armored forces personnel. Soldier of the armored forces. After he has completed his training at Fort Benning, Georgia, he'll know a lot of new ways to put the heat on the Axis

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Fort Benning machine gunners. A couple of experts at slowing up the Axis timetable. These two members of a machine gun crew doing post-graduate work at Fort Benning, Georgia have a fast, accurate piece, and they know how to use it

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Fort Benning paratroopers. The infantry of the skies. Paratroopers in training at Fort Benning, Georgia on their way to Earth to perform precise missions that will prepare them for the real tasks of war

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Fort Benning. Aerial machine gunners. Four aces. This crack aerial machine gunner is part of an unbeatable combination. He has a fast, accuerate gun and the world's best in the way of plane and pilot

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Fort Benning. Armored forces personnel. Soldiers of the armored forces get few chances for a smoke and short rest. After they've completed their training at Fort Benning, Georgia, they'll know a lot of new ways to put the heat on the Axis

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Fort Benning paratroopers. Paratroopers take only a one-way ride. These soldiers of the skies in training at Fort Benning, Georgia prepare for a flight to an objective which they will reach with precision

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Fort Benning. Tank forces. A medium tank (M-3) partially screened by foliage near Fort Benning, Georgia. Trainees of the armored forces make observations from the turrets as part of the course from which they will graduate as smart and hardened soldiers

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Fort Benning infantry. Slow down, Adolph. The road ahead is blocked. When this fine American soldier, just finishing a hardening up course at Fort Benning, Georgia, gives you the red light, remember he's an expert at stopping traffic

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Fort Benning. Armored forces personnel. Soldier of the armored forces. After he has completed his training at Fort Benning, Georgia, he'll know a lot of new ways to put the heat on the Axis

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Fort Benning. Jeeps. American roughriders, 1942 style. The crew of this army jeep, hardboiled as the tough little car itself, know some tricks that will drive the Axis crazy

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Fort Benning infantry. Slow down, Adolph. The road ahead is blocked. When this fine American soldier, just finishing a hardening up course at Fort Benning, Georgia, gives you the red light, remember he's an expert at stopping traffic

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Fort Benning. Halftrac scout cars. He's a good shot, too. A machine gunner on a halftrac scout car gets some target practice as the driver at his left tools the car through the training area at Frot Benning, Georgia

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Fort Benning. Parachute troops. Picture of a man doing a good job. He's one of Uncle Sam's student paratroopers at Fort Benning, Georgia, but the way he's getting his chute under control would do credit to an old-timer. A few minutes ago this man bailed out of a high-speed plane at a point calculated to bring him to the spot where he is landing. Good work, soldier

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Fort Benning. Air corps pilots in training. An eaglet tries his wings. When this student has completed his training course at Fort Benning, Georgia, the Army will have another good man who knows what it is all about

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Fort Benning. Halftrac scout cars. America's irresistable might grows every day. Sodiers of the armored forces turning rapidly into hard, smart fighting men

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Fort Benning. Tank forces. A sergeant of the armored forces directs student soldiers from an old type, light tank used for training purposes at Fort Benning, Georgia. All trainees finish their courses in up to the minute equipment

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Fort Benning. Anti-tank gun crews. Crew of a 37mm anti-tank gun in training at Fort Benning, Georgia clean and adjust their weapons

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Fort Benning. Aerial machine gunners. Four aces. This crack aerial machine gunner is a part of an unbeatable combination. He has a fast, accurate gun and the world's best in the way of plane and pilot

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Fort Benning. Anti-tank gun crews. He's good with any kind of gun. This infantryman, finishing training at Fort Benning, Georgia, belongs to the crew of a 37mm anti-tank gun

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Fort Benning. Halftrac scout cars. America's mechanized army grows mightier every day. Soldiers of the armored forces training in halftrac scout cars at Fort Benning, Georgia are turning rapidly into hard, smart fighting men

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Fort Benning. Armored forces. Names like "Hell Buggy" and "Wildcat" are painted on the helmets of these armored force trainees lined up for chow at Fort Benning, Georgia. As long as a soldier can eat and give disrespectful names to his equipment, he's going along alright

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Fort Benning. Armored forces personnel. Names like "Hell Buggy" and "Wildcat" are painted on the helmut of these armored forces trainees lined up for chow at Fort Benning, Gerogia. As long as a soldier can eat and give disrespectful names to his equpment, he's going along alright

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Fort Benning. Air corps pilots in training. An eaglet tries his wings. When this student has completed his training course at Fort Benning, Georgia, the Army will have another good man who knows what it is all about

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Pineapples for Hitler. A young paratrooper, finishing his training at Fort Benning, Georgia, practices for perfect form in the ticklish art of grenade throwing

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Fort Benning. Armored forces personnel. Soldier of the armored forces. After he has completed his training at Fort Benning, Georgia, he'll know a lot of new ways to put the heat on the Axis

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Fort Benning machine gunners. Lieutenant of a machine gun outfit and a keen, capable soldier. He is studying the factor of a military problem at Fort Benning, Georgia

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Fort Benning. Tank forces. What the Axis has to face. A medium tank (M-3) and a capable American crew make an effective fighting combination. The training course at Fort Benning, Georgia is graduating smart and proficient soldiers for the armored forces

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Fort Benning. Armored forces personnel. Soldiers of the armored forces get few chances for a smoke and a short nap. After they've completed their training at Fort Benning, Georgia, they'll know a lot of new ways to put the heat on the Axis

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Fort Benning machine gunners. These boys have learned some tricks to show the Axis. This machine gun crew is finishing a sharpening-up course at Fort Benning, Georgia

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Fort Benning. Tank forces. A lot of headaches for the Axis are packed in this combination of good American soldier and good American equipment. A medium (M-3) tank and a trainee of the armored forces completing the course at Fort Benning, Georgia

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Fort Benning. Armored forces personnel. Soldier of the armored forces. After he has completed his training at Fort Benning, Georgia, he'll know a lot of new ways to put the heat on the Axis

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Fort Benning. Parachute troops. Uncle Sam picks a high type of man for a parachute infantryman. This student paratrooper at Fort Benning, Georgia has just completed a descent of which any oldtimer would be proud

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Fort Benning. Parachute troops. Picture of a man doing a good job. He's one of Uncle Sam's student paratroopers at Fort Benning, Georgia, but the way he's getting his chute under contol would do credit to an old timer. A few minutes ago this man bailed out of a high-speed plane at a point calculated to bring him to the spot where he is landing. Good work, soldier

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Fort Benning. Parachute troops. Look at that boy come, riding a chute like an oldtimer. A student paratrooper at Fort Benning, Georgia has wind currents to think about, and he has his mind on the spot where he wants to land. He's learning to make the kind of a landfall he wants

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Fort Benning infantry. Slow down, Adolph. The road ahead is blocked. When this fine American soldier, just finishing a hardening up course at Fort Benning, Georgia, gives you the red light, remember he's an expert at stopping traffic

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Fort Benning. Machine gunners, armored forces. Plenty of trouble for the Axis in this combination. Machine gunner of a halftrac scout car and a .30 caliber Browning

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Fort Benning. Halftrac scout cars. America's irresistable might grows every day. Soldiers of the armored forces training in halftrac scout cars at Fort Benning, Georgia are turning rapidly into hard, smart fighting men

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Fort Benning. Parachute troops. These student paratroopers at Fort Benning, Georgia take to their jobs like ducks to water. Their performance has the snap and style of veteran troopers, and they have a few tricks up their sleeves to surprise the Axis

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Fort Benning paratroopers. Among the Army's best utility men are the paratroopers. The soldier of the skies, all set to bail out above Fort Benning, Georgia, leaps into quick effective action as soon as he reaches his objective

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Fort Benning paratroopers. Paratroopers are picked men. This sergeant of an outfit of aerial infantry in training at Fort Benning, Georgia will help upset many Axis plans

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Fort Benning machine gunners. Members of an American machine gun crew rest up between periods of intensive activity which is part of their their training course at Fort Benning, Georgia

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Fort Benning. Anti-tank gun crews. Whoa! That did it! An anti-tank gunner finishing at Fort Benning, Georgia has just made a bull's-eye

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Fort Benning. Halftrac scout cars. America's irresistable might grows every day. Soldiers of the armored forces training in halftrac scout cars at Fort Benning, Georgia are turning rapidly into hard, smart fighting men

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Fort Benning. Loading bombing planes. Axis, beware! Bombardiers in training at Fort Benning, Georgia use practice bombs to learn the routine of loading a light bombing plane

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Fort Benning armored forces. Uncle Sam's drivers of the armored forces are the world's best. This man at the wheel of a halftrac car in the Fort Benning, Georgia training are knows how to tool through all kinds of tough going

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Axis, beware! Bombardiers in training at Fort Benning, Gerogia use practice bombs to learn the routine of loading a light bombing plane

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Fort Benning. Tank forces. A medium tank (M-3) partially screened by foliage near Fort Benning, Georgia. Trainees of the armored forces make observations from the turrets as part of the course from which they will graduate as smart and hardened soldiers

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Fort Benning. Armored forces personnel. Soldier of the armored forces. After he has completed his training at Fort Benning, Georgia, he'll know a lot of new ways to put the heat on the Axis

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Fort Benning. Tommy gunners, armored forces. The tank soldier finds many chores for the Thompson sub-machine gun, familiarly known as the Tommy gun

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Fort Benning. Parachute troops. Look at that boy come riding a chute like an oldtimer. A student paratrooper at Fort Benning, Georgia has wind currents to think about, and he has his mind on the spot where he wants to land. He's learning to make the kind of landfall he wants

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Fort Benning. Armored forces peronnel. Sergeant of the armored forces and commanding officer of a halftrac scout car. One of the capable men teaching recruits at Fort Benning, Georgia some of the good American ways of upsetting Japanese schedules

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Fort Benning. Armored forces personnel. Soldier of the armored forces. After he has completed his training at Fort Benning, Georgia, he'll know a lot of new ways to put the heat on the Axis

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Fort Benning. Parachute troops. Uncle Sam picks a high type of man for a parachute infantryman. This student paratrooper at Fort Benning, Georgia has just completed a descent of which any oldtimer would be proud

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Pineapples for Hitler. A young paratrooper, finishing his training at Fort Benning, Georgia, practices for perfect form in the ticklish art of grenade throwing

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Fort Benning. Anti-tank gun crews. He's good with any kind of gun. This infantryman, finishing training at Fort Benning, Georgia, belongs to the crew of a 37mm anti-tank gun

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Fort Benning. Machine gunners, armored forces. Our armored forces hit hard and fast. This corporal at the breech end of .30 caliber Browning works from one of the Army's new halftrac scout cars

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Fort Benning. Parachute troops. Ready to make port. A student paratrooper at Fort Benning, Georgia who bailed out of a plane a few minutes ago is about ready to take the ground and perform the little chore of getting his chute under control

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Fort Benning armored forces. Uncle Sam's drivers of the armored forces are the world's best. This man at the wheel of a halftrac car in the Fort Benning, Georgia training are knows how to tool through all kinds of tough going

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