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1942 U.S. Army training at Fort Bragg
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as posted by the channelDate: 6th April 1942
Location: USA, United States
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
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SLATE INFORMATION: U.S. Army Invasion Practice
USA: North Carolina: Fort Bragg:
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AMERICAN - MILITARY. Invasion practice under fire..inflated boats
ASSAULT LANDING CRAFT..or Invasion barges Inflated rubber boats used by American Army.. under fire (practice)
Military - Active; United States of America
assault boat, raft, soldiers, ally, Allies, soldier
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MILITARY InvasionASSAULT LANDING CRAFTor InvasionAmerican ArmyActive United States
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