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March 24, 1945 and showing 224th Airborne Medical Company's troopers using "requisitioned vehicule" for casualties and medical supplies
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I'm guessing that medic with the reins in picture one doesn't know much about ol' war horse. Picture two the guy on the right is missing his shovel
I saw the shovel thing, having carried that exact shovel...I was thinking it may have gotten pitched.
These guys are loaded down. Their pockets are bulging and packs full. The medic on the wagon in the horse picture looks like he is wearing a leather flying jacket. Great shots of Airborne rigger modified trousers with pockets and straps.
The leather flying jackets were a favorite when they could procure one. Mostly the officers I think had them. Yes, they would be certainly loaded down...hold until relieved...
I was just counting the correct, as issued M2 helmets for about $1000 each.
"Devils in baggy pants" :)