Collection: Japanese invasion of Manchuria photograph collection / Level: File

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Armored Train, Box 1, Folder 18

Armored train stopped at a station. Two soldiers appear, one on the train and one on the platform.

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Armored Train, Box 1, Folder 19

Machine gun mounted on an armored train.

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Armored Train, Box 1, Folder 20

Long view of an armored train with soldiers aboard.

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Armored Train, Box 1, Folder 21

Aerial view of an armored train stopped at a station.

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Armored Train, Box 1, Folder 22

Close up view of guns mounted on an armored train.

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Armored Train, Box 1, Folder 23

Long view of an armored train stopped at a station.

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Armored Train, Box 1, Folder 24

Armored train with guns.

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Armored Train, Box 1, Folder 25

Armored train with two flags, the flag of the Republic of China, or "Five Races Under One Union" and one unidentified flag.

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Automobiles on street, Box 2, Folder 18

Several automobiles driving down a city street. Buildings on the street are undergoing reconstruction/renovation.

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Battleships, Box 2, Folder 13

Several battleships at sea, possibly during combat.

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