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What types of Japanese military operations were in Hiroshima before the bomb?
Japanese troops thought that the US troops would invade the mainland so they recruited large amounts of young soldiers and were preparing bunkers and main defensive's. US senate did not think of risking the life's of a lot of men by invading the mainland so they dropped the bombs to force Japan to surrender.
One of the towns in northern New Guinea where Japanese troops landed?
Japanese troops landed in Rabaul, on the New Guinean island of New Britain, and they captured the towns of Lae and Salamaua on the Papua new Guinean mainland.
What events led to the sino-Japanese war?
China signs a "Hands Off" treaty with Japan saying NOT to get in the way of Japan's plans for taking over Korea but the Chinese still send troops to help the Korean king from the invading Japanese. Japan then sends troops to Korea and ultimately destroys the Chinese army.
After blowing up a railroad junction Japanese troops quickly occupy who to establish a puppet state in 1932?
Who did Japanese troop occupy to st up a puppet state in1932
Whom was the battle of Thermopylae with?
The battle of Thermopylae was fought between Greek mainland cities led by Sparta and a Persian invading army. If you have ever seen the movie 300 that's what it is. But there were also about 5,000 non-Spartan troops with the Spartans.
What was Japan's aggression toward Japan?
There have been many occasions of "Japan's aggression towards Japan." For example, Okinawa can be viewed as being a site of Japanese aggression against its own people. In World War II, the island of Okinawa was used by the American troops as a passage into the mainland, and by the Japanese mainland as a "disposable" island to merely impede the American troops. The Japanese army had no regard for the Okinawan citizens, who were driven out of the safety of their shelters and caves when the American troops arrived. There have also been incidents of senseless killings of the civilians by the Japanese troops during that time, because although Okinawa was an official part of Japan at the time, historically, Okinawans have been treated as the minority, as they speak with a different dialect and have a distinct culture.
In 1945 what concern did the Allies have about invading the Japanese mainland with ground forces?
In 1945, the Allies were deeply concerned that an invasion of the Japanese mainland would result in massive casualties on both sides due to Japan's determined defense and the potential for fierce resistance from Japanese troops and civilians. Military planners estimated that an invasion could lead to hundreds of thousands of Allied deaths and injuries. Additionally, the Allies feared the possibility of Japan employing desperate measures, such as using kamikaze tactics or chemical weapons, which could exacerbate the conflict and increase the human toll. These concerns ultimately contributed to the decision to use atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki to expedite Japan's surrender.
How many US troops died invading Normandy?
2,500 out of 150,000. -Cobu
What country was the victim of appeasement in Munich in September?
After blowing up a railroad Junction Japanese troops quickly occupied what country to establish a puppet state in 1932
When did japan join WW1?
Japanese troops joined British forces from Wei-hai-Wei in besieging Kiaochow, the German colony on mainland China, which was taken after a 2-month siege on 7th November 1914.
Who brought US troops very close to the Japanese mainland during World War 2?
General Douglas MacArthur led the US Army while Admiral Chester Nimitz led the US Navy.
Did japan seize the US?
In World War II the Japanese took so Save me American territory, The US colony of the Philippines, the island of Guam, and two islands off the coast of Alaska (Attu and Kiska) No Japanese troops ever landed on the mainland United States.
