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Why did the Allies capture so few Japanese soldiers when they attacked Iwo Jima?
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So that they could not hide among to American population like they are now.
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Why did the allies want to conquer the islands of Iwo Jima and okinawa?
The military importance of the Battle of Iwo Jima has been debated since World War II ended, as the costly U.S. victory over the Japanese did not lead to a clearly improved strategic situation. Given the famous photograph of U.S. soldiers raising a flag atop the Japanese stronghold (which inspired in turn a monument still standing in Arlington, Virginia), the battle has undeniably become an important symbol for American valor, teamwork, and success.
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Exact number is unknown, however very few surrendered or defected to the Allies. In fact there is very little written about defections of Japanese to the Allies in WW2. Much more is known about the more common problem of Japanese-Americans defecting to Japan.
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Why did allies capture so few Japanese soldiers when they attacked Iwo Jima?
So that they could not hide among to American population like they are now.
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They remained Allies only for the duration of the war.
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the U.S conquered japan(surrendered) Answer Yes. Not in 1941. As the Allies advanced towards the Japanese islands, they attacked naval bases and air bases. Rabaul was one such base that was a primary target.
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Used Native language to code messages that the Japanese could not decipher.
How did Navajo soldiers help the allies regain island in the Pacific during the war?
Used Native language to code messages that the Japanese could not decipher.
When did the Allies capture Naples Italy?
1943
How did the Japanese get involved in WW2?
There was no need, the allies never had to even make a plan to send soldiers to Japan as they had defeated the Japanese forces in other parts of Asia and the bombing of Japan was enough to make the Japanese surrender.
Why is the US still allies with Japan when Japan attacked us at Pearl Harbor?
The United States believed it was better to have the Japanese allied to the United States rather then the Soviet Union
