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Description Three Japanese snipers elected to shoot it out during the battle for Leyte Island. Yankee bullets drilled the Japanese Soldiers and dropped them in the muddy water of a bomb crater, where they sought shelter in a running rifle fight.
Date ca oct-dec 1944
Source NARA
Author Department of Transportation. U.S. Coast Guard. Office of Public and International Affairs.


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