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Workers load food onto an American B17 bomber during Operation Chowhound which involved dropping essential food supplies from bombers to the starving Dutch people at the end of WWII.Imperial War Museum鈥擟orbisIdeasBy Ingrid KohlstadtApril 1, 2015 7:00 AM EDTIngrid Kohlstadt, MD, MPH, is a physician graduate of Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. Dr. Kohlstadt is a Faculty Associate at Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Scho
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