Photographer Accidentally Solved The United States' Most Pressing Issue During WWII

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I grew up watching documentaries still fresh from WWII and often wondered as I watched the battles on land, at sea, and in the air, that someone was somehow "ignoring" the maelstrom of battle to snap photos. Even more remarkable was the film footage of battle, knowing that the camera operator was either protected by little more than the spindly legs of a wooden tripod or somehow hand holding the camera steady enough to film the action. I imagine these photographers to have the same fortitude as those who raced across battlefields or scrambled across pitching decks of warships and transports with nothing more than bandages and a dedication to the injured