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Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Demonstration before Army doctors and officer candidates at the U.S. Army medical field service school. Close behind company aid men at the front line come the litter bearers to carry "wounded" soldiers back to battalion aid stations some 500 yards behind the lines. The litte
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Credit lineCarlisle, Pennsylvania. Demonstration before Army doctors and officer candidates at the U.S. Army medical field service school. Close behind company aid men at the front line come the litter bearers t. 1943-01-01. Collins, Marjory. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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