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Tunisia, here we come. American troops embark aboard a British ship. Under the hot Algerian sun, carrying full packs, the men shuffle along in double file waiting to be checked off at the foot of the gangway and to climb the steep plank onto the ship
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Credit lineTunisia, here we come. American troops embark aboard a British ship. Under the hot Algerian sun, carrying full packs, the men shuffle along in double file waiting to be checked off at the foot of the . 1940-01-01. Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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