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Yes and no. The Americans wanted to help Nationalist China against the Japanese aggression, but they still wanted to remain neutral rather than being dragged into what would eventually become WW2. So they created a group known as the "Flying Tigers" which were volunteer US Air Force pilots, and made them independent of the US government by claiming they were mercenaries.
Technically they could be considered mercenaries by some definitions, but in practice they were basically a military unit. They were all drafted straight from the military, had limited military equipment, military training.
What else can I help you with?
How much to send a letter from US to Tokyo Japan?
howmuch send a letter from US to Japan
The US angered Japan in the 1930s by?
Restricting oil and coal trade.
How did people Immigrate from Japan to us in the 1930s?
I think it is some kind of boat.
Which action during the 1930s heightened the tensions between Japan and the US?
Japan invaded Chinese territory
What materials did the US send to japan before pearl Harbor?
no trade
Why did the US send Townsend Harris to Japan?
To negotiate a commercial treaty
Why did the US cut off oil to the Japanese in the 1930s?
The U.S was made at Japan for bombing pearl Harbor. they were REALLY mad
What is the legal status of mercenaries in the US?
What, specifically, are you trying to find out? More info please - then re-submit.
How do you send 2000 CDs from Australia to Japan to US then back to Australia?
on a boat
Which countries did president Wilson send US troops during 1916 and 1920?
japan
After commodore matthew perrys initial opening of japan in 1854 why did the us send townsend harris to japan?
to negotiate a commerical treaty.
Why was the US concerned with Japanese attempts to create an empire in china in the 1930s?
because, they were scared that they could start building concentration camps and send people in their
