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English: The end of the SBD was marked with ceremonies at Malabang, Mindanao on July 28th by members of Marine Air Group 24 of the First Marine Air Wing. Squadrons of that group were the last Marine units to use the Douglas Dauntless dive bomber in the Philippines campaign. Location: Malabang Philippines. Unit: MAG-24 / 1st MAW |
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| Source | National Archives |
| Author | Pfc. A. Lovell |
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