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U.S. Navy - Kaga. (Japanese Aircraft Carrier, 1921-1942). Steams through heavy north Pacific seas, en route to attack Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, circa early December 1941. Carrier Zuikaku is at right. Frame from
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