WWII, a Japanese sugar refinery in ruins, Infantrymen pass the ruins of a demolished sugar refinery. Blasted by bombs and naval gunfire. One curious gaze and they are off after the desperately fighting "Nips" (Japanese), Saipan, The Mariana Islands
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- WWII, a Japanese sugar refinery in ruins, Infantrymen pass the ruins of a demolished sugar refinery. Blasted by bombs and naval gunfire. One curious gaze and they are off after the desperately fighting "Nips" (Japanese), Saipan, The Mariana Islands Official military photo The Mariana Islands
- Display date:
- 1944
- Format:
- image
- Collections:
- Digital Public Library of America
- Contributors:
- McLean County Museum of History
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- McLean County Museum of History
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