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    15-310 Garand Picture of the Day - Engebi Island


    Engebi Island


    Date taken:
    March 1944

    Photographer:
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    Size:
    1280 x 1280 pixels (17.8 x 17.8 inches)
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    remnants of the rail system the Japs moved ordnance on.
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    Quote Originally Posted by WarPig1976 View Post
    remnants of the rail system the Japs moved ordnance on.
    Part of a set of switching points in fact, and it appears never placed.
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