Posted inBarracks Life The War In Color At Ease Posted by By larry.m.belmont February 4, 2022 Two soldiers pose in an artillery ammunition storage facility at Camp Pendleton, California, admiring a portrait of a young woman. A pinup of Susan Hayward from Esquire magazine hangs nearby, along with other basic GI equipment, including a barracks bag, canteen, ammo belt, and a field-stripped M-1 Garand rifle. Note that two of the shells are earmarked for “Tokyo” and “Hitler.” Photographed in 1943 by Frank S. Errigo, via the U.S. Library of Congress. larry.m.belmont View All Posts Post navigation Previous Post Europe BoundNext PostDug In