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• 2007-05-05 20:08 Palm dogg 640×480×8 (51715 bytes) == Summary == Original Caption: Torn and tattered. These 3rd Division Marines found this American flag in the ruins of a building on the Plaza de Espana and strung it across the entrance to the ruined Catholic Cathedral at Agana, Guam. July 31, 1944. (USM