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Description A laboratory technician of the 4th Signal Battalion, U.S. Eighth Army, washes prints in a river in Korea, using a fine weave screen basket. The sand bag pier was constructed in order to reach water of sufficient depth and rate of flow to wash prints properly. No other means of washing prints was been available.
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Author US Army Signal Corps/ US Army Military History Institute / Photo Courtesy of U.S. Army.
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