U.S Soldiers run painful race back to health. Getting over these foot-high hurdles is no easy task for Pvt. Ralph Johnson of Pittsburg, PA who needs the strong arm of Sgt. D. D. Gilbert of Philadelphia.
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- c. 1944
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