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Smoking in the military: An old habit dies hard San Diego Union Tribune Are Veterans More Likely to Smoke? Recovery First The Cigarette at War The Makings of America: Tobacco and WWI The Center for the Study of Tobacco and Society Younger troops would be barred from buying tobacco products under new plan Posterazzi PSTZAB103035M Special Forces Soldier Smoking a Cigarette While Sitting in a Ruined Building Photo Print, 11 x 17, Multi: Posters & Prints The cigarette seen as swag today began in 1853 during the Crimean War. Soldiers smoked in icy winds to warm their lungs. It was survival, not style. They smoked to fight cold.

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