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On the sequence of photos, first post on this page. It looks like it got caught in the explosion of the first ship. You can see that it is missing the tail assembly in the second photo.And the missing assembly is just behind the explosion the aircraft is ahead of. This is not the explosion that caused the damage though. I could be wrong, but I think that is what has happened.
 
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Lt. J.G. Mae Hanson, NC, USNR, serves fruit juice to the casualties from Okinawa, while Pharmacist Mate, 2nd Class Kenneth Plain checks on a patient. May 1945.

 
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