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There were many, many orphans in Japan at that time. Church organizations also helped to support them.The Allies appeal humanitarianism in Fukuoka on July 14, 1952.
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Source: Fukuoka Postwar Photo Collection (1983)
GIs are always the same, "Cherchez la femme."GIs of the 127th Regiment of the 32nd Infantry Division watching a Japanese woman with a baby on her back in Sasebo on October 18, 1945. She might have been asked to check the foreign troops in the town by her local community because it would be uneasy moment for a young woman to walk alone though not alone this time IMO.
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Source: Sasebo in the Postwar(1983)
GIsMales who appreciate mother natures gifts are always the same, "Cherchez la femme."
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