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Captain Nieves Fernandez shows an American soldier how she would kill Japanese sentries with only a bolo during World War II. - Album on Imgur
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Captain Nieves Fernandez shows to an American soldier how she used her long knife to silently kill Japanese soldiers during occupation, 1944 - Rare Historical Photos
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Diego Magallona on Twitter: "Nieves Fernandez. School teacher before the war. Called "Captain" by her troops, she was one of the few women in the USAFFE guerrillas to lead soldiers. She was
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Diego Magallona on Twitter: "Nieves Fernandez. School teacher before the war. Called "Captain" by her troops, she was one of the few women in the USAFFE guerrillas to lead soldiers. She was
