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The US had US Air Force, US Navy bases stationed in Japan; with the supporting facilities of repairs and construction that went with them. As US Citizens are well aware, US Military Base Closures in their home towns across the United States cause an economic loss when bases are closed/shut down.
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Did Japan stay neutral during the Cold War and if not what did they do?
Japan was not neutral during the Cold War. It served as a staging base for U.S. forces during the Korean War and still has several U.S. Naval and air bases. Further, Japan has a defense treaty with the United States.
What type of government did Japan have during the cold war?
began using democratic ways
How War the economic development of western Europe during the cold war years similar to or different from that of Japan?
To win
What two countries were allien of the US during World War 2 and later became enemies during cold war?
korea and japan
What US forced were stationed in Japan during the Cold War?
US Air Force and US Naval Bases were stationed in Japan.
Were the US and Japan in the cold war?
the US is most responsible for the quick rebuilding of Japan Japan and the US were very close in the cold war and still are
How was the economic development of western Europe during the cold war years similar to or different from that of japan?
To win
In what way is post-war Japan a Child of the Cold War?
The atomic age was born in the US with the Manhatton project; but matured in Japan, with it's use on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The cold war is the result of nuclear weapons. Japan is the birthplace of the cold war.
What type of military did Japan have during the cold war?
The same as they have today; SELF DEFENCE Forces. That's what they are called.
Kennedy was president during what war?
He was president during the cold war and vietnam.
Why were so many things censored during the Cold War?
National Security; the enemy has ears.
Did the US unleash nuclear weapons during the cold war?
No. No nuclear weapons have ever been used in an act of war besides the two dropped on Japan during the Second World War. The United States and Russia both produced enormous amounts of nuclear weapons during the Cold War, though none were used.
