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2 hours ago, Ed Johnson said:

Is the above photo actually from 1941?

I will post the rest of the info that was with the photo.

 

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Thank you for that info. Much appreciated.  ej

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I have seen that photo somewhere before, but never saw that 'description'....interesting

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A bit off topic, but here is a piece of footage  about the KNIL that I had never seen before.

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2 hours ago, Joseph Scott said:

Between minutes 38.20 and 39, during the parade, the soldiers appear to be carrying Johnson's. 

Yes at 37:04 and 38:22, I included screen shots.

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That is a lot of rifles that fell into enemy hands when they capitulated.

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Dad never fully recovered when Castro's folks got their hands on some JSARs.

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I  rewatched the film, and starting at 37:01, solders lining the streets appear holding JSARS.

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