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A U.S. soldier takes a moment to smoke a cigarette during a lull in the fighting amid Operation Meade River in Vietnam, 1968. During World War I, cigarettes became part of the everyday visual language of military life. In Library of Congress photographs, soldiers gather outdoors around a shared light, wounded men smoke during recovery Understanding Smoke Sessions in the Army Culture A color restored portrait of a U.S. soldier enjoying a cigarette during a lull in the fighting during Operation Meade River in Vietnam in 1968. A battle hardened U.S. Marine identified as Sergeant Angelo Klonis smoking during the final days of fighting to gain control of the island of Saipan from occupying Japanese forces during World War II. Camouflaged Soldier Smoking Cigarette Print, Vietnam 1968. Art Prints, Posters & Puzzles from Fine Art Storehouse

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