Two WWII 3-inch rapid-fire guns

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By kjfitz @ 2011-02-10 15:45:03
Two 3-inch (76-mm) rapid-fire guns were salvaged in the mid-1960's from their final active duty location at Fort Wint on the U. S. Naval Base Subic Bay.
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