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Director J. M. Landis, Office of Civilian Defense (center) shows how the sandbag with hand grip can be used as a face protector in fighting incendiary bomb. Left is Major General L. D. Gasser, head of Protection Division, Office of Civilian Defense. Constable Scott of London (right) holds one end of the bag

Director J. M. Landis, Office of Civilian Defense (center) shows how t...

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Constable Scott of London (right) with Director Landis of Office of Civilian Defense (center) and Major General L. D. Gasser, Head of Protection Division, Office of Civilian Defense (left). Dean Landis holds a sandbag with hand grip used to extinguish incendiary bombs. This type of bag also serves as protection in approaching bomb

Constable Scott of London (right) with Director Landis of Office of Ci...

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Constable Scott of London (right) explains to Dean Landis, Office of Civilian Defense Director (center) and Major General L. D. Gasser, USA (left), the equipment of the Fauquier County Air Raid Patrol car (back) donated by Walter Chrysler to Fauquier County, Virginia. The car is a handsome model. Office of Civilian Defense recommends use of converted trucks at low costs

Constable Scott of London (right) explains to Dean Landis, Office of C...

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