A Japanese freighter beached on the coast of French Indochina (Vietnam) north of Qui Nhon after its convoy was attacked by 175 United States Navy carrier planes, Jan 12, 1945.

Caption     A Japanese freighter beached on the coast of French Indochina (Vietnam) north of Qui Nhon after its convoy was attacked by 175 United States Navy carrier planes, Jan 12, 1945. ww2dbase
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Source    ww2dbaseUnited States Navy via USS Hornet
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Photo Size 1,024 x 744 pixels
Photos on Same Day 12 Jan 1945
Photos at Same Place Qui Nhon, Annam, French Indochina
Added By David Stubblebine
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WW2-Era Place Name Qui Nhon, Annam, French Indochina
Lat/Long 14.2374, 109.1974
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