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Sergeant Carl Hardy, twenty, of Shelby, North Carolina, stalking a tank on maneuvers with the Second Army in middle Tennessee. The simulated twenty-nine pound TNT statchel charge laid on the bogey of the light tank will "wreck" it, and possibly "kill" the four operators within
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Credit lineSergeant Carl Hardy, twenty, of Shelby, North Carolina, stalking a tank on maneuvers with the Second Army in middle Tennessee. The simulated twenty-nine pound TNT statchel charge laid on the bogey of . 1942-01-01. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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