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English: Private Lloyd Culuck, Company A, 1st Battalion., 172nd Infantry Regiment, eats chow from a can of Ration B on New Georgia Island, SW Pacific during the New Georgia Campaign against Imperial Japanese military forces. He uses the can lid in lieu of fork or spoon. On the island since the first beachhead was established on July 2, 1943 he hasn't changed clothes in 12 days. (Jul 43) Signal Corps Photo: 161-43-2537 (DiPaola) |
| Date | On or around July 14, 1943 |
| Source | [1] [2] |
| Author | US Army Signal Corps |
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