field strip cigarette military A color restored portrait of a U.S. soldier enjoying a during a lull in the fighting during Operation Meade River in Vietnam in 1968 The Bankroll. Interesting to note,
The Bankroll. Interesting to note, no filtered cigarettes during WW2. During World War I, cigarettes became part of the everyday visual language of military life. In Library of Congress photographs, soldiers gather outdoors around a shared light, wounded men smoke during recovery The military v. Marlboro New York Post Posterazzi PSTZAB103035M Special Forces Soldier Smoking a Cigarette While Sitting in a Ruined Building Photo Print, 11 x 17, Multi: Posters & Prints
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