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Michael Swatko, Civil Defense Training Officer, addressing instructors at training for "Survival-Orientation" program, Baltimore

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Civil Defense Organization (Baltimore, Md.)

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Photograph of Michael Swatko, Civil Defense training officer, addressing instructors at training for the Baltimore Civil Defense "survival-orientation" program held at City Hall in Baltimore, Maryland. Three attendees including an African American man sit at a table while the training officer stands at a chalkboard in the corner of the room.
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Keywords

  1. Baltimore
  2. Civil Defense
  3. Maryland
  4. Study And Teaching
  5. Swatko, Michael
  6. Training

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