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Two Ohio United States Coast Guard men, John R. Smith and Daniel J. Kaczorowski, at their gun aboard a transport off Normandy, circa Jun 1944

Caption     Two Ohio United States Coast Guard men, John R. Smith and Daniel J. Kaczorowski, at their gun aboard a transport off Normandy, circa Jun 1944 ww2dbase
Photographer    Unknown
Source    ww2dbaseUnited States National Archives
Identification Code   ARC 513179
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Normandy Campaign, Phase 1   Main article  Photos  Maps  
Photos on Same Day 7 Jun 1944
Added By C. Peter Chen
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1. Commenter identity confirmed Bill says:
24 Sep 2011 03:02:09 PM

LOOKS LKE THOSE TWO COAST GUARDSMEN, ARE OPERATING THE OERLIKON 20MM CANNON.
RATE OF FIRE 450 RPM, FEED SYSTEM, 60 ROUNDS IN DRUM MAGAZINE, RANGE 4800 YARDS. IT WAS THE MOST PRODUCED ANTI-AIRCRAFT WEAPON OF WWII. I CAN IMAGINE BILLIONS OF ROUNDS WERE MANUFACTURED TO FEED IT UNTIL FINAL VICTORY!

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