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Default Re: Louisiana Maneuvers (1940-1941)
A scout car passing a column of mounted cavalry showing the new concept of the horse/mechanized unites being tried by the Army during the maneuvers. These units were operating between Plainview and Hornbeck in south Sabine Parish. Photo Credit: Rickey Robertson Collection
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