#24 Red Cross worker Marie Salcheider, of St. Paul, Minn., fills vats with freshly made coffee, at a base in Dutch New Guinea on Oct. 23, 1944. The coffee will be transported in mobile canteens to isolated areas.

#24 Red Cross worker Marie Salcheider, of St. Paul, Minn., fills vats with freshly made coffee, at a base in Dutch New Guinea on Oct. 23, 1944. The coffee will be transported in mobile canteens to isolated areas.

Mobile Canteens of World War II: How Hot Tea and Hope Fueled Soldiers on the Front Lines and Civilians

#24 Red Cross worker Marie Salcheider, of St. Paul, Minn., fills vats with freshly made coffee, at a base in Dutch New Guinea on Oct. 23, 1944. The coffee will be transported in mobile canteens to isolated areas.

WWII

Related posts:

#2 The Historic meeting of American and Soviet Troops on Elbe River in Germany in WWII #2 WWII

#12 Cowler Lorena Craig works on the tail of a plane.

#21 Inspecting RAAF practice bombs before removal to an explosives filling factory in South Austral…

#7 Queue outside the cigarette shop at Bakken (amusement park) in Klampenborg. Summer 1945.

#10 American assault forces hurtle over the side of a Coast Guard LCI into a landing barge, 1944.

#19 Japanese soldier is seen on Iwo Jima, Japan, edge of Motoyama Airfield No. 1, 1945.

#2 Bugle Megaphones: The Giant Bugles used on the Military Garrisons During WWII #2 WWII

#142 War industry needs water. Federal Art Project World war two propaganda poster 1942.

#15 A wounded German soldier who surrendered to the Allied invasion forces, stands surrounded by a …