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File:Four Marines hide and camouflage themselves in the brush during a training exercise, Camp Pendleton, circa 1943 (cropped).jpg.
File:Four Marines hide and camouflage themselves in the brush during a training exercise, Camp Pendleton, circa 1943 (cropped).jpg
DescriptionFour Marines hide and camouflage themselves in the brush during a training exercise, Camp Pendleton, circa 1943 (cropped).jpg
English: Nearer to camera at right, 2 soldiers converse with one another. Both hold onto their bayonets as they begin to camouflage themselves with twigs. Behind and to the left of them, 2 more soldiers have made more progress in camouflaging themselves. Their bayonets are staked into the ground in front of them. All four men dress in their combat uniforms and have dirt spread over their faces. A thicket of brush surrounds them.
Similar photographs of this Marine training appear in the photo spread, "Camp Pendleton Makes Its Marines Tough," Los Angeles Times, 14 Apr. 1943: B
For other photographs of the Marine training, see images with Photo IDs, uclamss_1429_15068 through uclamss_1429_15073
Likely related to the article, "MARINES TRAINING FOR DEADLIER WAR: Dirtiest Fighting Tactics of Japs Improved on by Picked Men Schooled on Toughest Course," Los Angeles Times, 14 Apr. 1943: A
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