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The 34th Fighter Squadron Builders World War II Ie Shima Allied Forces. |
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| from the 34th fighter Squadron Yearbook |
| We need some more nails or your not going to get the job done. Ruzycki, (Sam) Fricano were told. |
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Builders
Ruzycki, (Sam) Fricano
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The war was not just fighting and shooting. it was building and moving and supply. Offices, barracks, chow halls, post offices, theaters and runways, bomb shelters and anything you can think of, had to be built and someone had to do the job. These were a couple of the men that helped build the squadron on Ie Shima in World War II. |
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Aerial
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of the island of Ie Shima. These photos compare the runways of 1940's Ie Shima to the photos of Ie Shima today. Ie Shima was the home to the 34th Fighter Squadron in World War 2. Exhibit Added 3 Feb 2004 |
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Look at these exhibits and tell me what these men really fought for.
the 34th fighter Squadron
USS Kitty Hawk
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