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in 1955 and 56 it was army med unit 8114

the entire hospital was in quonset huts, all connected by covered ramps

hosp was located on highway running north from Naha and in or near

Oyama city on the west side. there was a heliport between the

sea and the hosp. have no photos to share

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The Army's 87th Field Hospital was located in Nago, Okinawa during WWII.

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