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Identifier
20051467
Description
Soldiers at the Quartermaster Depot in Fort Worth, Texas, are packing shoes that will trample the Axis Powers. They are using a new "squeeze play" method to fill the shipments to Uncle Sam's soldiers on the battlefront. The technique saves an estimated forty-percent in vital shipping space. Packing the boxes, left to right, are Lieutenant Colonel Harvey E. Hanna and Lieutenant Ray Silcox. They are both dressed in their military uniforms as they demonstrate the old packing method in individual boxes.
Archival Date
1941-08-03
Collection Name
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection
Collection Number
AR406-6-1433
Original Format
Negatives, Black & White
File Format
JPG
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Subjects
Hanna, Harvey E. (Lt. Col.); Silcox, Ray (Lt.); Fort Worth Quartermaster Depot; Military; Military personnel; Military uniforms; Military Supplies; Shoes; Shoe Boxes; Packaging
Subjects
Hanna, Harvey E. (Lt. Col.); Silcox, Ray (Lt.); Fort Worth Quartermaster Depot; Military; Military personnel; Military uniforms; Military Supplies; Shoes; Shoe Boxes; Packaging