Katsuragi refueling in Simpson Harbor, Rabaul, New Britain while transporting 5,000 Japanese servicemen back to the Japanese home islands, 31 Jan 1946

Caption     Katsuragi refueling in Simpson Harbor, Rabaul, New Britain while transporting 5,000 Japanese servicemen back to the Japanese home islands, 31 Jan 1946 ww2dbase
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Identification Code   099798
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Katsuragi   Main article  Photos  
Photo Size 1,000 x 753 pixels
Photos on Same Day 31 Jan 1946
Photos at Same Place Rabaul, New Britain, Australian New Guinea
Added By C. Peter Chen
Licensing  This work is believed to be in the public domain.

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WW2-Era Place Name Rabaul, New Britain, Australian New Guinea
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