Harris (APA 2) - Naval Cruise Book

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behind papered windows in Yokohama or extended their hungry hands to you for chewing gum in Sapporo, oh those of you who have asked . . . How could these harmless httle people attempt to wage world war? Oh remember . . . These are the people who tore alive the helpless body of Nanking, drew and quartered Shanghai, took Singapore, bombed Pearl Harbor and snuffed out the lives of three thousand American young on a sunny Sunday morning in December, destroyed the once beautiful Christian city of Manila, overran the countless islands of The Philippines, New Guinea and the Western Pacific. These are the soldiers whom we had to push back, island by island, across the vast sweep of the Pacific, from the hot steaming jungles of the Southwest, the desolate coral and lava isles of the Central, and the bleak, cold friendless isles of the North. These are the soldiers whom we had to blast and burn from the very earth they stole. These are the sailors whom we had to fight back across the years and miles of the empty Pacific spaces, from Midway, the Coral Sea, Savo Island, the Philippine Sea. This is the enemy whom we had to push back, back, back, back into his little islands in the East. This th is was tne enemy.

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