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English: A fire direction center for the US Marine 9th Defense Battalion on Rendova processed target information from observation posts and air spotters, which group commander LtCol Archie E. O'Neil and executive officer Maj Robert C. Hiatt translated into firing data for artillery supporting the US Army drive on nearby New Georgia, July 1943. |
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| Author | US Department of Defense Photo (USMC) 60596 |
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