World War II Tanks

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A tank crew man sends a message to fliers by colored smoke hand grenades. They are Chemical Warfare Services contribution to military signalling. Prearranged smoke codes, by color or pattern, make known to fliers the needs of ground troops and tank crews: also identifies friendly tasks and command posts to aircraft. Edgewood Arsenol, MD

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