During a lull in the fighting on Los Negros Island in the admiralty Group, these members of the U.S. 1st cavalry division have a short period of relaxation. The improvised covering over their position helps to protect them from the intense sun and heavy rains while they keep an everlasting vigil. March 22, 1944. (Photo by USA Signal Corps).

During a lull in the fighting on Los Negros Island in the admiralty Group, these members of the U.S. 1st cavalry division have a short period of relaxation. The improvised covering over their position helps to protect them from the intense sun and heavy rains while they keep an everlasting vigil. March 22, 1944. (Photo by USA Signal Corps).
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