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81 years ago today, an American soldier gets a light for his cigarette from an elderly Chinese man in the ruined town of Tengchong during a break in the fighting within WW2 British Army Parachute Regiment Infantryman Smokes a "roll up" Cigarette While Waiting to be Deployed Stock Photo Alamy The lucky cigarette is a WWII era soldier superstition where one cigarette in a pack is flipped upside down, saved for last, and believed to bring good luck or survival. It was often Smoking in the military: An old habit dies hard Smoking Original WW2 Japanese Cigarettes!! YouTube
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