QUARTER MASTER SALVAGE OPERATIONS IN THE U.S.A — Part 2 | The Archive Project

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Description

On World War I activities. Worn Army clothing is sorted, cleaned, and pressed at Camp Humphries, Va. Lumber is sorted. Clothes are sorted, pressed, and sized in a Q.M. center in New York City. Hats are steamed and blocked. Shoes are disinfected, softened, and repaired.

Collection

Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer

Series

Historical Films

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Date

1936-01-01

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TRT

3:18

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