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RECEIVING MESSAGES over a field radio in the South Pacific is a Coporal. Vital radio equipment such as this is operated in dugouts with log supports to prevent its damage from possible Jap bomb shrapnels. Scattered Marine units maintain communication through such equipment. Guadalcanal - Sept. 8, 1943

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