Post Exchange Forward 127th
Soldiers of the 127th Regiment, 32nd Infantry Division purchasing Zagnut bars at a forward post exchange near San Fernando, Luzon, Philippine Islands. U.S. Army Signal Corps Photo, April 21, 1945. Because Zagnuts do not contain chocolate that would melt in the heat, they were popular in tropical climates like the Philippines.
- Date
- 1945
- Photographer / author
- United States Army Signal Corps
- Archive
- Wikimedia Commons
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- image
- Original size
- 2,796 × 3,340 pixels
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