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On Wed. 10 Jun 1942 US patrol aircraft discovered the presence of Japa.....

On Wed. 10 Jun 1942 US patrol aircraft discovered the presence of Japa.....
US patrol aircraft discovered the presence of Japanese troops on Kiska and Attu in the Aleutian Islands in the North Pacific. In Japan, the Information Bureau announced that during the Battle of Midway, one Japanese carrier and two US carriers were sunk; one Japanese carrier returned to Japan with some damage.

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