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Bartholomew Xerxes Ogilvie, Jr.
Bartholomew Xerxes Ogilvie, Jr.
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In 1944, a 20-year-old U.S. Marine corporal named Marvin Strombo got separated from his unit on the island of Saipan. Making his way back toward the rally point, he stumbled across the supine body of a young Japanese soldier. The man had apparently been killed by the concussion from a mortar explosion: his body was […]

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