field strip cigarette military During World War I, cigarettes became part of the everyday visual language of life. In Library of Congress photographs, soldiers gather outdoors around a shared light, wounded men smoke during recovery US Army BAR gunner lights
US Army BAR gunner lights a cigarette during the fighting on Okinawa, 1945 The man wears the standard M1 helmet together with the lightweight HBT uniform with webbing for his M1918a2 Browning Smoke 'em if you got 'em The Army Historical Foundation Field Artillery. Cigarette Card NYPL's Public Domain Archive Why Smoking Rates in the Military Are So High HowStuffWorks How to Field Strip a Cigarette 2 Different Ways in the Military Smoking in the military: An old habit dies hard San Diego Union Tribune
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