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English: US Marine and Army battalion commanders plan the assault on Bairoko, Dragons Peninsula, New Georgia on or around July 19, 1943. They are: left to right, Maj Charles L. Banks, LtCol Samuel B. Griffith II, LtCol Michael S. Currin, LtCol George G. Freer, and LtCol Delbert E. Shultz, the last two both U.S. Army. |
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| Author | U.S. Army. Marine Corps Historical collection |
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