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Mail Being Unloaded From A Douglas C-54 'Skymaster'. This Mail Is Coming From Guam, A 6 Hour Flight, And Will Take Wounded Patients Back On The Return Trip. Yontan Airstrip, Okinawa, Ryukyu Retto. 27 July 1945. (U.S. Air Force Number B61256AC)
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- History: Original 4" x 5" negative received 9 July 1946 from Air Evaluation Board, SWPA, Orlando Army Air Base, Orlando, Florida. Rel. JLA 14 Feb 1947. Category: Transportation Subcategory: General Subjects: RYUKYU RETTO,TRANSPORTATION War Theater Number: 11 War Theater: East Asia US Air Force Reference Number: B61256AC Place: Ryukyu Retto Photo...
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