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Laundry unit for small detachments. This unit weights 2,465 pounds, will clean and dry 40 pounds of laundry per hour and will serve up to 600 men. Shown with other airborne equipment at demonstration held by United States Army Air Forces
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Credit lineLaundry unit for small detachments. This unit weights 2,465 pounds, will clean and dry 40 pounds of laundry per hour and will serve up to 600 men. Shown with other airborne equipment at demonstration . 1944-01-01. Ehrlich, Pauline. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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Small detachment laundry. Weights 2,465 pounds, will clean and dry 40 pounds of laundry per hour and will serve up to 600 men. This unit is airborne