Vintage U.S. Army License Plate Honoring the 2nd Observation Squadron in the Pacific Theater and the Philippines Campaign

Description

Type: Classic Metal License Plate Ne36th Infantry Regiment w, 12″ X 6″.

• 6.24 OZ. Design your own License Plates, officially licensed 12″ X 6″.
• Made from aluminum for durability and strength.
• The plate is a great souvenir decorator piece.
• Just like powerful magnet rivets attention.
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Army – Battle for Philippines – 2nd Observation Squadron w PAC – PHIL SVC Classic License Plate

• The Battle for the Philippines primarily unfolded in two significant phases: the initial Japanese invasion from December 1941 to May 1942 and the subsequent liberation campaign from 1944 to 1945. The Philippines, a strategic outpost in the Pacific, was attacked by Japanese forces shortly after the attack on Pearl Harbor, leading to a swift occupation of the islands. American and Filipino troops faced overwhelming odds, resulting in the fall of key positions such as Bataan and Corregidor by May 1942, where many soldiers suffered from starvation and disease before surrendering. 

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