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Lieutenant D. F. Winslow of the U. S. Navy examines the detonator on a Japanese sea mine that had floated ashore near Newport, Oregon, 12 December 1947, more than two years after the end of World War II
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Lieutenant D. F. Winslow of the U. S. Navy examines the detonator on a Japanese sea mine that had floated ashore near Newport, Oregon, 12 December 1947, more than two years after the end of World War II
MINE DISPOSAL, 1947.
Lieutenant D.F. Winslow of the U.S. Navy examines the detonator on a Japanese sea mine that had floated ashore near Newport, Oregon, 12 December 1947, more than two years after the end of World War II
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1947 Allied Amphibious Warfare Beach December Japanese Lieutenant Marine Mine Northwest Oregon Pacific Ocean Pacific Theater Removal Safety Sailor Seashore Winslow World War Ii Barnacle Detonator
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In this photograph, Lieutenant D. F. Winslow of the U. S. Navy is seen meticulously examining the detonator on a Japanese sea mine that had washed ashore near Newport, Oregon on December 12,1947. This intriguing discovery occurred more than two years after the end of World War II, highlighting the lasting impact and remnants of conflict. Lieutenant Winslow's focused expression reflects his dedication to ensuring safety as he carefully inspects the potentially dangerous device. His uniform proudly displays his American allegiance while also representing the collective efforts of Allied forces during the war. The marine environment surrounding him serves as a stark reminder of both nature's power and its ability to preserve history. The barnacles clinging to the mine symbolize time passing since its deployment in Pacific waters during World War II. This image captures a significant moment in post-war history when men like Lieutenant Winslow were tasked with removing hazardous remnants from beaches along America's northwest coast. It speaks volumes about their bravery and commitment to safeguarding communities even long after hostilities ceased. As we observe this remarkable scene frozen in time, it prompts us to reflect on not only Lieutenant Winslow's role but also on countless others who dedicated themselves to clearing these deadly relics from our shores – an essential task for coastal regions affected by amphibious warfare in the Pacific theater. Ultimately, this photograph stands as a testament to resilience and determination amidst lingering reminders of past conflicts while reminding us never to forget those who served selflessly for peace and security.
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