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    They must have been very confident as they all have their rifles slung, even the BAR gunner nearly across the stream. The clarity and ability of such fast b/w film to stop the water in motion and have so much of the shot in focus. An now Kodak is going down the tubes. Looks like maybe a commo line strung across on the right side.
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    They must have been very confident as they all have their rifles slung, even the BAR gunner nearly across the stream. The clarity and ability of such fast b/w film to stop the water in motion and have so much of the shot in focus. An now Kodak is going down the tubes. Looks like maybe a commo line strung across on the right side.
    Kodak makes me very sad.
    G Eastman built Rochester
    Kodak gave many families a good income job.
    Much of the technology developed there will never be told (DOD)

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    That is sad about Kodak - I guess digital cameras would make it ard for them to survive.
    They had it before most companies did

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