Empty Shells Pile Up As Marines Blast Japanese Out Of Sky -- A wall of empty anti-aircraft shells rises as two Marines at a U.S. base in the South Pacific pile them up for reshipment to the U.S. where they will be refilled to blast again at enemy planes. The shells shown represent only a part of those fired by a Marine Corps battalion while defending a strategically important U. S. airfield in the South Pacific area. April 14, 1944. (Photo by U.S. Office of War Information Picture).

Empty Shells Pile Up As Marines Blast Japanese Out Of Sky -- A wall of empty anti-aircraft shells rises as two Marines at a U.S. base in the South Pacific pile them up for reshipment to the U.S. where they will be refilled to blast again at enemy planes. The shells shown represent only a part of those fired by a Marine Corps battalion while defending a strategically important U. S. airfield in the South Pacific area. April 14, 1944. (Photo by U.S. Office of War Information Picture).
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