Twenty-seven cavalrymen charged Japanese infantry at Morong, Philippines, on January 16, 1942. They scattered hundreds of ...
Walking Archive on MSN
How Did the US Navy Defeat Japan’s Biggest Warship in WW II?
The sinking of the Japanese warship Shinano remains one of the most extraordinary naval events of World War II. It follows ...
Driven by lessons from World War II and China’s expanding presence, Japan’s strategic orientation is pivoting eastward into the Pacific.
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Former Japanese PM Shinzo Abe's killer motivated by 'disgust' at links to Unification Church
The man who killed former Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe thought it was his life's mission to destroy a controversial ...
Military Times on MSN
How a repair ship captain received the Medal of Honor at Pearl Harbor
Even being blown overboard could not stop Cassin Young from saving his ship.
If Japanese Buddhist Temple Bells Could Talk If you’ve visited Buddhist temples in Japan, chances are you passed through ...
Military Times on MSN
This WWII sailor stepped in to save a fellow POW from a beating
Japanese soldiers were beating a POW to the brink of death... that is until Richard Antrim stepped forward and offered to ...
During the ferocious battle, Alexander Bonnyman led a 21-man demolition team against the main bomb-proof shelter on Tarawa.
There is much we still do not know about the DF-27 missile—but it is worth examining the consequences for the US Navy if the ...
The Indianapolis was sunk by two Japanese torpedoes fired from the submarine I-58 - and the horror was only just beginning.
In downtown Manila, rows upon rows of headstones are laid out on the gentle slopes of a hilltop, the largest single burial ground for US World War II casualties.
The USS Indianapolis was hit by two Japanese torpedoes and sank in minutes - but the horror was only just beginning for the ...
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