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0:43Now PlayingDate: 18th April 1949
Location: Fort Bragg, North Carolina
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: U.S. Airborne Men Learn Flame Warfare
USA: North Carolina: Fort Bragg:
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AMERICA 82nd American airborne Division seen on manoeuvres at Fort Bragg trying out flame throwers. Good shots of flame throwing. (North Carolina)
MILITARY - AMERICAN U.S. Armies 82nd Airborne Division seen at manoeuvres with flames-thrower.Seen training and studying the effects of the flaming gas
FLAME THROWERS. American 82nd Airborne Division seen trying out flame throwers during manoeuvres at Fort Bragg. Very good shots of flame-throwing machines in action
United States of America; Airforce - Active
weapons, warfare, defence, training, flames
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