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What were the result of the Japanese war to the Philippine?
US bases were stationed in the Philippines. Japan took the place in '42, then lost it to the allies in '45.
How did the location of the Philippine Islands make them important to both Japan and the US in World War 2?
In simple terms the Philippine Islands was crucial to Japan's effort to control the Southwest Pacific, seize the resource-rich Dutch East Indies, and protect its Southeast Asia flank. For the U.S, control of these islands would hurt the Japanese war effort and provide the U.S. with much needed bases near Japan, from which they could control this area, and launch attacks on Japan.
What was the relationship between the Philippine freedom fighters and the American government?
During the Spanish-American war Philippine freedom fighters were allied with the US. After that war, during the Philippine-American War (Philippine Insurrection) they wer at war with the US government. During World War2, Philippine freedom fighters were guerrillas against the Japanese occupation and supported by the US.
Who were the people involved in the Philippine revolution?
The Philippine American war had Rebel Filipinos fighting against other Rebel Filipinos and against the US Forces, The Philippine constabulary and the Philippine Scouts.
Spain relinquished what to the US at the end of the war?
Cuba, which was quickly granted independence with US mandated provisos, Puerto Rico, Guam and the Philippines which after the Philippine American War and a period of occupation by Japan in WW2 finally gained independence.
Us owned pacific archipelago seized by japan in the early months of world war 2?
Philippine
Who planted Landmines in world war 2?
Both sides of the conflict.
Does a Philippine passport require a visa to enter Japan?
Yes, holders of Philippine passports are required to obtain a visa to enter Japan.
What were the result of the Japanese war to the Philippine?
US bases were stationed in the Philippines. Japan took the place in '42, then lost it to the allies in '45.
Who invaded the Philippines?
Japan invaded the Philippine islands in their Philippine Campaign (1941-1942).
Where is Japan in relation to the Philippine islands?
North
Who is the Philippine ambassador in Japan?
Elone Onsingett
What Wars created landmines?
I'm not sure if this was the earliest use, but there were land mines in the American Civil War. Precursors of conventional landmines appeared in the 15th century at the Battle of Agincourt in England.
How many landmines are in Angola?
Estimates suggest that there are millions of landmines in Angola, a result of decades of civil war. Efforts are ongoing to clear these devices and make the land safe for communities to use.
How did the location of the Philippine Islands make them important to both Japan and the US in World War 2?
In simple terms the Philippine Islands was crucial to Japan's effort to control the Southwest Pacific, seize the resource-rich Dutch East Indies, and protect its Southeast Asia flank. For the U.S, control of these islands would hurt the Japanese war effort and provide the U.S. with much needed bases near Japan, from which they could control this area, and launch attacks on Japan.
What landmines do the Taliban use?
PMN landmines
Where is japan located in the relation to the Philippine islands?
North
