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Aftermath of a hurricane on Ie Shima, WW2.the 34th fighter Squadron Yearbook Page 50. |
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| Sometimes Mother Nature can do more damage than the enemy. Here are many pictures of the aftermath of a hurricane. The hurricane damaged the buildings, tents, aircraft and just about everything. This hurricane created a lot of work for the islanders and the WW2 soldiers on Ie Shima. If it wasn't an air raid that required soldiers to hide, it was a hurricane. The island of Ie Shima is just off the northwest corner of Okinawa. It is a small island that has no mountains or any real natural protection which makes a hurricane even more deadly. |
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Look at these exhibits and tell me what these men really fought for.
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