One of World War II's Bloodiest Battles Could Be Japan's Strategy to Defeat China in War
Think Iwo Jima.
Michael Peck [2]
Iwo Jima was one of the bloodiest battles [3] of the Pacific War. The assault by U.S. Marines in February 1945 on the small island—just eight square miles of volcanic rock—cost the United States more than 25,000 casualties. The Japanese garrison, more than 20,000 strong, fought and died virtually to the last man.
Is this a guide for how Japan can stop China?
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