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    11-252 Garand Picture of the Day - San Pietro





    A T-Patcher at San Pietro
    Cold, Mud, Fatigue; typical for winter in the Italianicon Campaign



    Italy, May 29, 1944: US sniper Pfc. Edward J. Foley, Co G, 143rd Infantry, 36th Infantry Division from 10 Odile St., Methuen, Massachusetts

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    Those pics could have been coined the little bit of everything photos. Thompsons in the top and 03s of every type in the bottom...
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    What is the guy on the right in the far rear doing? The other soldiers think he is funny! Looks like a puff of white smoke or blowing fire!

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    the position of his left hand suggests he is using a LIGHTER TORCH SPARKER


    Also there appears to be a cigar in his mouth.

    one can only speculate about the fuel
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