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A Signal Corps message center set up in the back of a military truck during a field problem at Fort Riley, Kansas. Photograph by Jack Delano, April 1942

A Signal Corps message center set up in the back of a military truck during a field problem at Fort Riley, Kansas. Photograph by Jack Delano, April 1942


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A Signal Corps message center set up in the back of a military truck during a field problem at Fort Riley, Kansas. Photograph by Jack Delano, April 1942

WORLD WAR II: SIGNAL CORPS.
A Signal Corps message center set up in the back of a military truck during a field problem at Fort Riley, Kansas. Photograph by Jack Delano, April 1942

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1942 Allied April Center Communication Delano Device Equipment Fort Jack Kansas Message New Deal Officer Radio Riley Signal Corps Truck World War Ii


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This photograph captures a moment in history during World War II, showcasing the ingenuity and resourcefulness of the American military. Taken by photographer Jack Delano in April 1942, it depicts a Signal Corps message center set up in the back of a military truck at Fort Riley, Kansas. In this image, we see an officer and his team diligently working amidst their equipment. The soldier's uniform signifies their allegiance to the Allied forces as they carry out vital communication tasks. The early morning sunlight casts a warm glow on their faces, highlighting their dedication and determination. The setting itself is reminiscent of a midwestern landscape, with Fort Riley serving as the backdrop for this field problem exercise. This photo offers us a glimpse into the daily life of these men who played such crucial roles during wartime. The Signal Corps was responsible for maintaining communication lines between various units and headquarters. In this mobile message center, equipped with radio devices and other cutting-edge technology for its time, soldiers worked tirelessly to ensure that information flowed smoothly across different fronts. Photographs like these serve as reminders of our collective history and pay tribute to those who served selflessly during times of conflict. They allow us to appreciate not only the bravery but also the innovation that emerged from such challenging circumstances.

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