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March 5, 1945
Monday At last! After a 48-day hiatus, Wayne finally writes in his journal. He is a patient in the 155th Station Hospital1 on the Cape Gila Peninsula of Morotai Island in the Netherland East Indies. March 5, 1945 Flew missions … Continue reading
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Tagged 155th Station Hospital, Argyrol, Australia, beer, Biak, Blackall, boric acid, Cape Gila, cigarettes, ear fungus, Edmund H. Flagg, Elmo L. Bowden, Harold Dean Fincham, Harold Tisdell, Hollandia, Jack B. Subury, James E. Wood, John M. Hanley, Joseph D. Labbe, Leonard R. Orcutt, Mar Airfield, Morotai, Nadzab, New Guinea, Palawan, Puerto Princessa, Red Cross, Richard Healy, Sansapor, sulfa, Sydney, Townsville, Vaughn A. Avakian
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