#17 An American Red Cross mobile canteen on the quay of a Northern Ireland port furnishes hot coffee for some of the American soldiers who landed there with the largest A.E.F. of the current war, May 27, 1942. The uniformed Red Cross worker is Miss Louisa Farrand of New York City.

#17 An American Red Cross mobile canteen on the quay of a Northern Ireland port furnishes hot coffee for some of the American soldiers who landed there with the largest A.E.F. of the current war, May 27, 1942. The uniformed Red Cross worker is Miss Louisa Farrand of New York City.

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

#17 An American Red Cross mobile canteen on the quay of a Northern Ireland port furnishes hot coffee for some of the American soldiers who landed there with the largest A.E.F. of the current war, May 27, 1942. The uniformed Red Cross worker is Miss Louisa Farrand of New York City.

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