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[FRUPAC War Map: July 21, 1945]
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[FRUPAC War Map: July 21, 1945]

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Map overlay documenting the activities of the US Naval operations, Japanese ships, and cargo ships from July 21, 1945. The overlay contains annotations regarding Japanese submarines I-14, I-47, I-53, I-58, I-367, I-373, I-400, HA-202, and HA-205, IJN Radio in Guam, hospital ship Hikawa Maru, auxiliary gunboat Hetan Maru, coastal defense vessel K... northlimit=51.000000; eastlimit=157.000000; southlimit=20.000000; westlimit=106.000000;Micronesia - Chuuk IslandsJapan - Marcus IslandJapan - Okinawa IslandNorthern Mariana Islands - Saipan IslandPalau - Peleliu IslandPhilippines - Leyte IslandJapan - Ryukyu IslandsChina - Fujian Province - Fuzhou Municipality - FuzhouJapan - Nagasaki Prefecture - Sasebo Shi Municipality - SaseboChina - Shanghai Municipality - ShanghaiSouth Korea - Busan Metropolitan City - BusanJapan - Kyoto Urban Prefecture - Maizuru Shi Municipality - MaizuruJapan - Fukuoka Prefecture - Kitakyushu City - MojiJapan - Aichi Prefecture - Nagoya Municipality - NagoyaJapan - Tokyo Capital District - TokyoRussia - Kuril IslandsJapan - Kumamoto Prefecture - Kumamoto Shi Municipality - KumamotoSouth KoreaJapan - Aomori Prefecture - Hachinohe Shi Municipality - Hachinohe
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1945-07-21
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Chuuk
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