Assault Groups Taking Cover
Aaron Bohrod · 1943
Why it's great
American soldiers crouch among tropical trees during an assault in the Pacific in 1943. Aaron Bohrod was an official US Army war artist who painted the war in the Pacific.
🏛️ Part of history
World War II (1939–1945) — American soldiers crouch among tropical trees during an assault in the Pacific in 1943.
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Aaron Bohrod was an American painter born in Chicago in 1907. He served as an official US Army war artist in World War II in the Pacific and Europe and later became the University of Wisconsin's first artist in residence. He died in Madison in 1992.
