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April 4, 1942. Unidentified U.S. military police outside the Central Hotel, Brisbane, Australia. The pipe on which they are resting their feet was installed during the war to carry sea water, for use in fighting fires, in the event of air raids. (Source: Sunday Truth, Brisbane/State Library of Queensland)

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