Naval clash reported in Kula Gulf near New Georgia
United States and Japanese war ships reportedly engaged in the Kula Gulf separating New Georgia and Kolombangara, with battle lines drawn between the two sides. The report notes ongoing naval activity in the area as tensions rise in the Pacific theater.
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