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The Allied Race to Victory: The Air, Land, and Sea Campaigns that Ended WWII

Charles Sid Bergh, Aviation Radioman Petty Officer 3rd Class

Holt Oral History Program

Burton J. Johnson, Major

Holt Oral History Program

Bombardier’s Flimsy

The Allied Race to Victory: The Air, Land, and Sea Campaigns that Ended WWII

Troops Walking Through Destroyed Manila

The Allied Race to Victory: The Air, Land, and Sea Campaigns that Ended WWII

Joseph Bertucci, Corporal

Holt Oral History Program

PMP: On The Homefront - Changi POW Camp

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