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After World War II, Japan adopted a pacifist constitution, specifically Article 9, which renounces war and prohibits the maintenance of military forces for warfare. Instead of a traditional military, Japan established the Self-Defense Forces (SDF) in 1954, which are primarily tasked with defense and disaster response. While the SDF is not considered an army in the conventional sense, it operates with significant capabilities, including air, land, and maritime forces, and Japan remains a close ally of the United States for security purposes.
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What was the name of the Japan army during world war 2?
Japanize armie
Who was Japan's Army General and Premier during World War 2?
Hideki Tojo.
Did the Us Army send money fixing or repairing Japan after World War 2?
yes
What were the strength of the axis prior to World War 2?
Germany had a strong army. Japan had a strong navy.
Who made the economic plan for japan after World War 2?
US Army General Douglas MacArthur.
What was Japan's military during world war 2?
The Yakuza (just kidding). They were called the Kwangtung Army.
Who was the lead general for japan in world war 2?
Depends on the force(s). Navy, Air Force, or Army?
Did japan win the World War 2?
Japan was defeated in World War II.
Who was the real world leader in Japan during World War 2?
Hideki Tojo was the leader of japan in world war 2.
Why did Germany go into war with Japan in World War 2?
Germany and Japan were allies during World War 2. They were not at war with each other.
What country did japan take over in World War 2?
Manchuria. Japan wasn't very good with their army back then...Except with Pearl Harbor, of course.
United States general captued by japan in World War 2?
US Army GEN Wainwright surrendered his army in the Philippines in 1942 to Japanese GEN Yamashita.
