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[1] but it had previously been located

when the war in the Pacific ended in the first - and so far only - nuclear explosions in anger occurred

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Original U.S. WWII Tin Can Salvage Depot Poster by The War Production Board Russian/Soviet Militaria [1] but it had previouslyOriginal Item; Only One Available. Even before America's entry into World War II, and stretching over four years, a parade of scrap drives kept citizens busy. The drives started by collecting aluminum before moving to products such as tires, paper, tin, household fats, silk stockings and even coats for Russian refugees. Through it all, Americans combined a strong community spirit with fierce competition to salvage tons of products vital to the war