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Identifier
20039546
Description
Texas National Guard maneuvers in Louisiana. Mechanization of military forces hasn't affected the accuracy of the old axiom about how an army travels. But the job of supplying thousands of hungry soldiers with plenty of substantial food is well organized. Supervising the cooking of meat for the midday mess is First Cook Joe Livingston of Company L, One Hundred and Forty-second Infantry. He is from Breckenridge, Texas.
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
Mess; Cooking; Cooks; National Guardsmen; National Guard of Texas; Midday Mess; National Guard Maneuvers; Louisiana Maneuvers; One Hundred and Forty-second Infantry; Company L; Livingston, Joe (First Cook)
Subjects
Mess; Cooking; Cooks; National Guardsmen; National Guard of Texas; Midday Mess; National Guard Maneuvers; Louisiana Maneuvers; One Hundred and Forty-second Infantry; Company L; Livingston, Joe (First Cook)