Combat Photography
by Eichberg, Robert L., Quadow, Jacqueline
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- English
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- Washington, [DC] : Signal Corps Historical Section, Special Activities Branch, Office of the Chief Signal Officer
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- 1945
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Digitized by the Combined Arms Research Library (CARL) Digital Library, US Army Combined Arms Center. http://cgsc.cdmhost.com/cdm/ This is Signal Corps historical project, F-2b. It is true that the events of each battle are of prime importance to the men who plan the nation's campaigns. The answer has always been to bring the battle report back to headquarters as rapidly and vividly as possibly: by runner, telegraph, telephone, radio and written report -- and, latterly, by photograph. Chapters include: organization and training for combat photography; combat photographic equipment; operations of combat photographic units; experiences in North Africa, Italy, Pacific Area and CBI; experiences in European Theater of Operations; reception and use of combat photography in the United States; and if war should come again. This document is a scan of a photocopy- best copy available World War II Operational Documents