Photos - WW II Japanese
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NARA M1733. Photographs of Japanese Soldiers and of Allied Prisoners of War, 1942-1945. Learn more
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- #10 - Dec. 12. The Elite of the Japanese Army pressing the attack against the enemy in the jungle of Kadar Province, Malayan Peninsula
- #11 - Use of the gas mask at the front line. Malay War, Gitsutora, Malaysia
- #12 - Dec. 19 Victoria Fortress. Hong Kong bombing
- #13 - A Tank Unit Going Out to Shingora, Malaya
- #14 - Title page missing---two planes flying
- #15 - Dec. 15. Fall of Hong Kong: Entry of Japanese Army
- #16 - Dec. 25. Japanese Planes Flying to Hong Kong
- #17 - Hong Kong in Peace Once More After the War Clouds Have Gone
- #18 - Jan. 1, 1942. On to Manilla
- #21 - Jan. 28. Miserable Condition of American Planes After the Bombing of Manilla
- #22 - Jan. 28. Miserable Condition of American Planes After the Bombing of Manilla
- #26 - Feb. 14. Parenpau, Sumatra. The Japanese Paratroopers in preparation for an attack against Parenpau, Sumatra
- #27 - Parenpau. A member of the Japanese Paratroopers jumping
- #28 - Truk Parenpair. Japanese Paratroop Troops in the sky
- #29 - Malaya Warfare. Over a destroyed bridge
- #30 - Malayan Warfare. Japanese Cannon at Johore
- #31 - Tank Unit passing through the Johore Jungle. Malaya Warfare
- #32 - Title Page missing---Japanese troops crossing bombed out bridge
- #33 - Jan. 31. First Japanese entering Johore City
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