File:Inferno by William F. Draper.jpg
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English: Painting, Oil on Canvas; by William F. Draper; 1944; Framed Dimensions 35H X 45W
Accession #: 88-189-DT Description from Website: In the village of Charou Kanan, Saipan, the sugar mill became an inferno on D-Day. As the flames leap to the sky, Marines stealthily creep forward. Enemy mortar fire falls over the beachhead causing many casualties to the men and supplies. |
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| Author | William F. Draper |
Lieutenant Commander William F. Draper of the Naval Reserve painted this work as part of his duties during World War II.
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