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 | Aircraft carrier unit fighting in the Coral Sea |
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| Aircraft carrier Zuikaku air unit planes not yet returned |
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| All die in honour! |
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| All the shots told |
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| Ambulance unit |
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| An American account of the war in New Guinea |
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| An aspect of Commander KANDA |
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| Are the garrisons on the desert island of New Guinea alive? |
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| Army aerial operations in eastern New Guinea |
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| Army paymaster fighting in Bougainville |
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| Art in New Guinea |
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| Artillery in Torokina |
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| As long as I am alive in Rabaul |
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| As long as spirits of preparatory course trainees remain in the skies of the Solomon Islands |
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| At Kahili coast |
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| At the end of the sky and the sea: memoirs of the adjutant of the 1st Air Fleet |
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| At the position on the Kahili coast |
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| Attack on Aitape |
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| Attack on Port Moresby by the Tosa regiment |
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| Australian administration in New Guinea |
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| Australian POW camps |
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| Australian soldiers and Australian people |
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| Autopsy report on Admiral of the Fleet YAMAMOTO |
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| Avenue of pines in Rabaul |
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| Background and realities of Japanese operations in New Guinea |
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| Bare-footed benefactors - Melanesians in the eyes of Japanese soldiers |
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