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GUAM OFFICIALS FEAR THERE MAY BE MUSTARD GAS IN HAGÅTÑA SWAMP

Chief Editor September 23, 2018 0 12 sec read
HAGÃ…TÑA, Guam (August 14, 2000 – Hawaii Public Radio)—Officials on Guam fear there may be deadly mustard gas bombs from World War II buried in HagÃ¥tña Swamp. World War II-era records indicate that enough mustard gas bombs for 50 air raids arrived in Guam in 1945.


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