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Foxhole On Your Front Lawn #nn (1951)

United States Treasury · 1951 · 16 pages

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A soldier named Chaffen is assigned to defend a home on the front lawn during wartime, where a foxhole is dug for his protection. When a young man named Paul receives a job offer at $125 a week, he initially seems reluctant but eventually accepts employment. The story emphasizes the importance of civilians supporting the war effort and maintaining morale on the home front, depicting Chaffen's sacrifice as a reminder of what soldiers are defending. The narrative concludes with Paul and others being encouraged to remember their duty to support those fighting for their country.

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