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What is the word 'oil well' when translated from English to Japanese?
"yusei" is oil well
What did the Japanese want with Midway?
Reverse oil sanctions
Did the Japanese navy run out of fuel during world war 2?
Yes, fuel was in very short supply for Japan's military & civilian sectors the entire war. By 1944, Japanese ships were stationed closer to the supplies of oil in the Dutch East Indies & British Malaya. The Japanese Navy began using unrefined oil instead of refined fuel oil for its ships. This caused mechanical problems for these ships, however the Japanese had to do this because of the shortage of fuel. The Japanese had a shortage of oil production & refining facilities, a shortage of oil tankers to move oil & fuel around, and a lack of understanding of modern military logistics.
Why did the Japanese need oil during WWII?
The Japanese needed oil during World War II because they didn't have enough of it. Oil is not an abundant resource in Japan. One of the reasons the Japanese wanted to attack the United States was because they were in desperate need of oil. Without oil, their planes, warships, and vehicles would be useless.
What do the Japanese and Chinese do with the oil from the killer whales?
make it into lubricant
Do Japanese use peanut oil?
Most likely, yes. Peanut oil is very common in Asian cooking. :)
In World War 2 what was the Japanese trying to create?
A Japanese Empire, which would be rich in raw materials such as OIL, and more OIL, and then iron ore, copper, tungston, lead, lumber, natural rubber, etc.
What causes Japanese decide to attack the US?
The American leaders banned the sale of oil to Japan to slow down a japanese war machine and this was a serious threat to future plans for the Japanese
Why would Japanese military leader be interested in keeping up the flow of imported oil?
A Japanese military commander is interested in keeping up the flow of imported oil to ensure his units are at maximum efficiency. If there is a lack of oil there is a lack of mobility and thus a lack of mission capability.
What reasons did the Japanese have for their expansionist policies 1930-1942?
Oil and raw materials.
Why was it so bad for the Japanese when the US stopped trade with them?
The Japanese were devestatingly dependent on trade for strategic resources as the mainland really has very little, these resources were essential for waging war. The Japanese invasion on Manchuria and China were in large part to sequre additional strategic resources. The Japanese had imperialistic aggressive intentions to set up a Japanese empire in Asia and this needs oil. When the united states stopped trading oil with the Japanese in their mind they had no choice but to effectively immediately open hostilities to seize oil fields in Indonesia along with various other resources. In short the Japanese needed resources for their economy to function, when the US stopped trading with them their economy could not survive due to shortage in strategic resources like steel and oil
Why you not use oil filters in motorcycles?
all japanese, american made motorcycles have oil filters of some sort.usually a spin on filter
