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With an airfield security detachment in Hawaii. Familiarity with the operation of every part of a self-propelled 75 mm. gun is a "must" for the members of the gun crews of an airfield security detachment in Hawaii. Shown giving the gun close study are (left to right): Corporal Bonnie Hughes, Dallas,
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Credit lineWith an airfield security detachment in Hawaii. Familiarity with the operation of every part of a self-propelled 75 mm. gun is a "must" for the members of the gun crews of an airfield security detachm. 1940-01-01. United States. Office Of War Information. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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