It's a Japanese postcard, but it has writing that I believe are Chinese signatures. I would appreciate any help in translating or identifying those who signed the card.
A JAPANESE POSTCARD WITH CHINESE (?) SIGNATURES
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BEAST
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Posted 02 January 2020 - 08:09 PM
I posted this on USMF recently. This came from a group of souvenirs that was brought home by a US Soldier who served in the CBI.
It's a Japanese postcard, but it has writing that I believe are Chinese signatures. I would appreciate any help in translating or identifying those who signed the card.
It's a Japanese postcard, but it has writing that I believe are Chinese signatures. I would appreciate any help in translating or identifying those who signed the card.
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Posted 03 January 2020 - 09:34 AM
My guess is that most have already been translated. Looks like you have a name in Chinese characters then the alphabetic representation of the name next to it.
The only non-name that I see it the "Victory for the Allies" phrase (in red box) 同盟勝利
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Posted 03 January 2020 - 02:03 PM
Thanks Eric for your response. That makes a lot of sense. Now it would be nice to know why and how an enlisted Airman has these autographs.
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