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	<title>Comments on: USS Juneau</title>
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		<title>By: virgil xenophon</title>
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		<description>Go to the Library of Congress and get the book: &quot;The 100 Best True War Stories of WWII,&quot; Written while the war was still raging, it contains stories found almost NOWHERE else. Among them is a story (whose title I forget, I am away from home and my personal library, where a copy resides) that goes into great detail about the battle of Guadalcanal wherein the Juneau was sunk. Fascinating reading from accounts of journalists with the fleet and interviews of the active participants. Wiki also has a bare bones account.</description>
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