#110 These two men, behind makeshift sand barricades, are two company employees, who take time out from their regular work, to stand guard with rifles cocked, against any possible Japanese move.

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#110 These two men, behind makeshift sand barricades, are two company employees, who take time out from their regular work, to stand guard with rifles cocked, against any possible Japanese move.

What Honolulu, Hawaii looked like in the 1940s

#110 These two men, behind makeshift sand barricades, are two company employees, who take time out from their regular work, to stand guard with rifles cocked, against any possible Japanese move.

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