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New River, North Carolina. Marine truck transport unit. America boasts the world's best military truck drivers. This capable member of a Marine motor transport unit at New River, North Carolina is an expert at tooling a truck through the worst kind of going. Marine barracks, New River, North Carolina

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New River, North Carolina. Marine truck transport unit. America boasts the world's best military truck drivers. This capable member of a Marine motor transport unit at New River, North Carolina is an expert at tooling a truck through the worst kind of going. Marine barracks, New River, North Carolina

New River, North Carolina. Marine truck transport unit. America boasts the world's best military truck drivers. This capable member of a Marine motor transport unit at New River, North Carolina is an expert at tooling a truck through the worst kind of going. Marine barracks, New River, North Carolina

New River, North Carolina. Marine truck transport unit. America boasts the world's best military truck drivers. This capable member of a Marine motor transport unit at New River, North Carolina is an expert at tooling a truck through the worst kind of going. Marine barracks, New River, North Carolina

New River, North Carolina. Marine truck transport units. Marine Corps transport workers study the assembly of one of the many weapons the leathernecks use in war exercises at New River, North Carolina. Marine barracks, New River, North Carolina

New River, North Carolina. Marine truck transport units. The Marine Corps throws a lot of jobs to the jeeps. Here are some of the hard-boiled little cars lined up for servicing in the battalion garage at the New River, North Carolina base. Marine barracks, New River, North Carolina

New River, North Carolina. Marine truck transport units. Trucks that will carry leathernecks in combat areas are used in war exercises at New River, North Carolina. This truck, rolling along in a Marine convoy, serves many useful war purposes. Marine barracks, New River, North Carolina

New River, North Carolina. Marine amphibian tractor. The soldiers of the sea have a new troop carrier that serves them well on land and in the water. A special Marine unit, training with an amphibian tractor at New River, North Carolina, is on its way from a battleship to establish a beachhead

New River, North Carolina. Marine truck convoy. The leathernecks are good at this. A member of a Marine Corps truck convoy, in training at New River, North Carolina, operates the elevation lever of an anti-aircraft gun

New River, North Carolina. Marine truck transport units. The Marine Corps throws a lot of jobs to the jeeps. Here are some of the hard-boiled little cars lined up for servicing in the battalion garage at the New River, North Carolina base. Marine barracks, New River, North Carolina

New River, North Carolina. Marine truck transport unit. America boasts the world's best military truck drivers. This capable member of a Marine motor transport unit at New River, North Carolina is an expert at tooling a truck through the worst kind of going. Marine barracks, New River, North Carolina

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01/01/1942
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Palmer, Alfred T., photographer
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New River ,  34.75739, -77.40968
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