Americans Lead Polynesian Medical Mission

In the southwest Pacific, American forces land in New Britain without facing Japanese resistance. The local Melanesian natives, who suffered under Japanese occupation, welcome the American Medical Corps. They receive treatment for tropical ulcers, a common ailment in the region. The natives express their gratitude through cultural exchanges, preferring American goods over Japanese offerings.

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