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1963 Print Howard Brodie Korean War Art U.S. Soldiers Drying Socks Winter Korea XAF8 This is an original 1915This is an original 1963 halftone print of soldiers drying their socks over a fire in 27F weather. Brodie wrote on the subject, "Korea was sweltering hot in summer and painfully cold in winter. One morning: 'It was 27 degrees below zero at daybreak Our shoe packs crunched into the hard snow. Mucus froze under the noses of the men. I pulled out my canteen but had to chip the ice from the neck before I could drink the water.' As cold as it was, a GI who