Re: Philippines Mac Arthurs
| March 07, 2008 10:25AM |
Yes, after OZ was sold to the government in Dec of 1941
ne of the changes that was made to it to convert it to 42" and make it self propelled. But when would have the OZ made it to the Philippiness? Because the Philippiness fell to the Japanese in Apirl of 1942.
ne of the changes that was made to it to convert it to 42" and make it self propelled. But when would have the OZ made it to the Philippiness? Because the Philippiness fell to the Japanese in Apirl of 1942.
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