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    Two more japanese images

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    Remember, shooting doesn't mean enemy contact. They didn't consider it a landing unless there was shooting! No target necessary!
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    Are those rifles Arisakas or Type "I" Italianicon-made rifles?

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    hmmmm well thanks to the Americans the evil little bastards didn't make it to Australiaicon.... :-)
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    A.F Medic,
    Are the hat emblem's navy? I thought the Japaneseicon marine emblem look'ed like this pic. I may be wrong.
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    IIRC , the first major contact between US Marines and Imperial Marines was on Wake Island.
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    Jap Marines.

    Quote Originally Posted by lboos View Post
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    Are the hat emblem's navy? I thought the Japaneseicon marine emblem look'ed like this pic. I may be wrong.
    I do not know. That was what the photographer listed it as. You probably are right!
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