This goldbricking mule decided he wouldn't go any farther until his load was lightened on Los Burros Trail at Hunter Liggett Military Reservation on 24 March 1944
U.S. Army Signal Corps photograph, Gift in Memory of Maurice T. White, from the Collection of The National World War II Museum
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1832. '3-24-44. J. P. Johnson. Tired? No, just goldbricking. This mule decided he wouldn't go any farther until his load was lightened. Trouble of this sort occurs frequently along fire break trail. Warrant officer Blackburn, HQ Service Battery shown here unloading the mule has his hands full keeping the mules in shape. HLMR Mtn. Man. 168-9-44-581.' Army Signal Corps photograph Photographer: J. P. Johnson. 24 March 1944
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From the collection of Maurice T. White, Captain in the 168th Signal Photographic Company, US Army Signal Corps. The collection consists of 2,000+ images of training exercises, predominantly documenting the 81st Infantry Division in the United States in 1944
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Fort Hunter Liggett
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35.917
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121.250
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Soldiers--American--California
Mules--California