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453:"Sally") bombers headed for the Yontan-Kadena area. Four of these planes were shot down by the guns of the 1st Provisional AAA Group. One of the Japanese planes crash landed on Yontan Airfield and 10-12 Japanese commandos escaped. Before they were all killed, the commandoes were able to destroy or damage thirty eight aircraft.
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412:(LST). During the assault, the first antiaircraft artillery battalions ashore were initially placed under the tactical control of the division they were assigned to support. The assault echelon of the 2nd Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion was tasked with supporting the
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41:1 Nov 1944 – 5 Dec 1945
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442:. That evening, five
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1273:Marine Forces Pacific
1261:Marine Forces Command
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414:6th Marine Division
410:Landing Ship, Tanks
363:1st Prov. AAA Group
323:Donald M. Dickinson
218:Territory of Hawaii
169:Territory of Hawaii
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