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The book never said why these people were standing in line but there are a
hundred reasons.
When I lived in the Philippines, the Philippino people told me that the
Americans treated them
very well during WW2. This is the exact opposite description that they
gave me about the
Japanese soldiers when they occupied the island. I'm not going to describe
the conditions
that were described to me, but the Philippino people said that their only hope
was what
General Macarthur said, "We Shall Return."
Go to the
34th
Fighter Squadron home page
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Take a tour of an operational
World War 2 fighter squadron stationed on the Western Pacific Island of Ie Shima.
This is a historical event showing the complete fighter operation from
the Mess Hall to the P-47 in flight. You can also see the Japanese
Surrender Delegation visit the Island.
Click on this exhibit for a lot more Exhibits about WW2 |
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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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