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000004767 269__ $$a1940
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000004767 520__ $$aMedical Museum Collection, 77-149.1.36
000004767 520__ $$aca. 1940?
000004767 520__ $$aDigital scan of a Japanese Battle Flag. Made of coarse cotton, signed by American Military Personnel. These WWII "meatball" flags were often tied to a bayonet or mounted on a rifle. During World War II the Japanese hinomaru or sun disk, which appeared as a large red disk on aircraft, vehicles and flags, was derisively called "meatball" by Allied forces. Donated by Roger H. Keane, MD in 1945
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000004767 650__ $$aWorld War II$$035994
000004767 650__ $$aMilitary Medicine$$022314
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000004767 980__ $$aHistorical Collections and Archives