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English: Dutch liner MAETSUYCKER as Southwest Pacific Area interbase hospital ship. |
| Date | (book publication date) |
| Source | United States Army in World War II-The Medical Department—Medical Service In The War Against Japan, page 76 |
| Author | U.S Army |
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| 2013-09-21 17:03 | 1280×692× (625631 bytes) | Palmeira | {{Information | Description = Dutch liner MAETSUYCKER as Southwest Pacific Area interbase hospital ship. | Source = United States Army in World War II-The Medical Department—Medical Service In The War Against Japan, page 76 | Date ... |
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