My first job overseas was to mobilize 800 M1's for civilian irregular defense forces; CIDG's. They came strapped to pallets covered a black goo like a wax. I was sure I would never get the diesel smell off my hands an clothing . I did this in a tent with a large fly standing on duckboards in six inches of rain water.
I was getting out six or seven rifles a day cleaned inspected and test fired. This would never satisfy the need plus any number of rifles were beyond using and became spare parts. This would change quickly as I was give some help three mountain people in loin cloths and two GI trashcans with immersion gas heaters . We now turned out twenty rifles a day. Still not near enough.
Photoshop yes but not far off the real deal. Local artist criticizing the local municipality. This road the Camino 27 de Abrile was a 1:40 min ride to the county seat and took several years to pave and cost a lot. The first rain created giant potholes in what had been a 40 minute drive on the new surface back to a 1:30 drive. On the old road crocks had taken over all to river and creek crossings and the picture was a political barb. Didn't change a darn thing at the beach.