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Topographical engineers create maps assembling air photos in less than 20 hours after order Title: The general gets his map
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Army laboratory trials to test camouflage paints Title: Invisibility unlimited
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Secrets of the german Junkers JU-88 Title: Nazi plane yields secrets
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The Wonderful 535-Foot Deck of the Sea-Plane Carrier "Argus" The Wonderful 535-Foot Deck of the Sea-Plane Carrier "Argus"
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The experiments made to improve the shipment of war supplies and the importance of their results for commerce in peacetime Can You Make a Crate that Won't Break? Some results of the Forest Products Laboratory's experiments in the testing of boxes, barrels and crates
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How Governor's Island was used by the U. S. Army during World War I What the War Did to Governor's Island
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Knitted woolen caps carrying visor and ear flaps for American soldiers Caption: Knitted woolen caps
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Escort vessels used by U. S. Navy in various naval operations Caption: "Baby flat-tops" that have been constructed by the Kaiser Shipbuilding Company are now being used by the U. S. Navy as escort vessels in the various theaters of naval operations
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How shoes and uniforms were shipped to France during World War I Save Money by Baling Your Clothes. Apply this lesson learned in the war
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Testing Airplane Engines Behind Chain Curtains Testing Airplane Engines Behind Chain Curtains
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How tractors and tanks are used in peacetime Tractors and Tanks Today Get Peace-Time Jobs
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How U. S. military and naval depots are protected from spies Who Are You, Anyway?
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Tractor Tug: a six-wheeled jeep for utility purposes at advanced airfields Airborne tractor with trailers does truck's job
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Plastic board, developed for structural uses in warplanes Caption: Plastic board, half the weight of aluminium, has been developed for structural uses in warplanes
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A new smokescreen generator developed for the U. S. Navy Caption: Fumes from a new smokescreen generator developed for the U. S. Navy by the Chrysler Corporation quickly blanket land targets from the enemy.
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Lighthouses, buoys, and other navigational aids guide ships and maintain them away from dangerous spots during wartime Title: War leaves its mark on the signposts of the sea
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Rocket bombs which drop almost straight down Caption: Rocket bombs, designed by E. P. Aghnides, New York City, short-cut to their target in a vertical line.
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How airplanes were used during World War I and their possibles improvements and uses in peacetime What of Tomorrow's Flying? Is the airplane safe? Can you fly where and when you like? What's the cost?
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A torpedo which separates into three during flight Caption: A triple explosive to be launched from planes and ships has been patented by George Wise, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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How the U. S. Army saved space in storing automobiles and other vehicles How the Army Saved Space in Storing Automobiles
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A lightweight and low-slung amphibious tank Caption: Lightweight and low-slung, a new amphibious tank presents a poor target for the enemy's armor-piercing projectiles.
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A highway-defense system for blow up enemy vehicles Caption: A highway-defense system blows up long lines of enemy traffic or stays its firepower when friendly vehicles are passing, according to the plan of Clyde B. Cox, Fort Ord, Calif.
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Miniature tanks models teach soldiers to distinguish between Allied and enemy tanks Title: Tom thumb tanks
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An experiment made by the U. S. Navy aiming to launch an airplane from a boat which navigates at fast speed An Airplane that Rose from a Sea-Sled
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A section of the funnel of a new battleship The Funnel's the Thing
