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Ships in gray : the story of Matson in World War II

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Ships in gray : the story of Matson in World War II

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Description: "Printed in U. S. A."--p. [52]. Booklet retelling the story of the Matson fleet during World War II; including overview of war service and profile of commanding officer.
Type: Visual Materials(Opens in new tab)
Date: ca. 1946
Call number: ephJHK 01383
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