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Identifier
20039535
Description
Texas National Guard maneuvers in Louisiana. An army, says the military legend, is only as efficient as its communications system. Here Private Merritt Keel, left, and Captain J. Frank Hobbs, First Battalion Headquarters Company from Abilene, are issuing orders to Thirty-sixth Division troops in Louisiana by means of a field radio. Both men are seen bent down on one knee as they set up equipment on the ground.
Archival Date
1940-08-01
Collection Name
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection
Collection Number
AR406-6-1066
Original Format
Negatives, Black & White
File Format
JPG
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Subjects
National Guardsmen; National Guard of Texas; Grass; Field Radios; Communication devices; Communications; National Guard Maneuvers; Louisiana Maneuvers; Thirty-Sixth Division
Subjects
National Guardsmen; National Guard of Texas; Grass; Field Radios; Communication devices; Communications; National Guard Maneuvers; Louisiana Maneuvers; Thirty-Sixth Division