Corpsmen carry a casualty to safety under heavy sniper fire Guadalcanal. 1943
Guadalcanal to Okinawa. Risking their lives to save a comrade, corpsmen carry a casualty to safety under heavy sniper fire. Litters. Transport of sick and wounded. World War 2. Pacific Theater. Guadalcanal.5/4/1943. 09-7925-004 Print b&w 8X10
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- 1943
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- Navy Medicine
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- Wikimedia Commons
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