Here Lie Three Americans
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LIFE magazine published the first image of dead American servicemen in the 9/20/43 issue.
In the September 20, 1943 issue, LIFE magazine published the first image of dead American servicemen that American civilians had been allowed to see in the twenty-one months since Pearl Harbor.
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Here Lie Three Americans
Clip: Episode 4 | 2m 14sVideo has Closed Captions
In the September 20, 1943 issue, LIFE magazine published the first image of dead American servicemen that American civilians had been allowed to see in the twenty-one months since Pearl Harbor.
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