File:WWII-Footlocker-on-bed.jpg
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The men slept head to foot to help prevent the spread of disease. Besides storing equipment and clothes, the footlocker served as a seat (one was never to sit on the bed). World War II Company Street recreated using historic buildings from different areas of Fort Benning 700 Series buildings |
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Barracks Bed with footlocker_3054
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| Author | James Emery from Douglasville, United States |
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