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Saipan Is., in Marianas being shelled by ComCruDiv-6. June 1944. Secondary 5" batteries let go with a salvo at targets on Saipan during landing operations. Other members of the cruiser's crew stand by to man antiaircraft gun.

(Picture # corresponds with Naval Slide Collection at the national Archives)

 

 

 

 


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