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Expanded gallery holds soldiers’ war memories

 
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Published: December 7, 2009

FREDERICKSBURG, Texas — A 40-ton, 76-foot-long Japanese mini-submarine, one of five used in the attack on Pearl Harbor 68 years ago Monday, has a new permanent home at the expanded National Museum of the Pacific War in the landlocked Hill Country of Texas.

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