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10-191 Garand Picture of the Day- July 1944 Guam
American Marines of the 1st Provisional Brigade sit in pouring rain while one of them uses a radio for communication during a lull in the fighting for the Orote Pennisula.
Location: Guam
Date taken: July 29, 1944
Photographer: W. Eugene Smith
There are no great men, only great challenges that ordinary men are forced by circumstances to meet.
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