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Hiroshima...
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WWI and WWII still amaze me. No way we could have won either of those wars with people today.
Burnt rice that day.
it’s amazing how many people want to rewrite the need for that and how little the Japanese are taught in school about their involvement in The WW2.
WWI and WWII still amaze me. No way we could have won either of those wars with people today.
it’s amazing how many people want to rewrite the need for that and how little the Japanese are taught in school about their involvement in The WW2.
That saved a lot of lives.
WWI and WWII still amaze me. No way we could have won either of those wars with people today.
That's what the Japanese thought when they bombed Pearl Harbor. Congratulations, you just made the same mistake they did.
A lot of the terrible shit the Japanese were doing got swept under the rug when we gave huge portions of the Japanese scientists immunity in exchange for their research. At least the Germans had huge technological advancements we were able to take advantage from. We basically got nothing from the Japanese research.
A lot of the terrible shit the Japanese were doing got swept under the rug when we gave huge portions of the Japanese scientists immunity in exchange for their research. At least the Germans had huge technological advancements we were able to take advantage from. We basically got nothing from the Japanese research.
How do you KNOW we got nothing from the jap research?
I've looked on the 'net and found nothing about what General McArthur gained from them in exchange for immunity.
Was that info ever released?
That's what the Japanese thought when they bombed Pearl Harbor. Congratulations, you just made the same mistake they did.
...and how little the Japanese are taught in school about their involvement in The WW2.
I'm too lazy to go back and find who said it, but we basically knew most of what they were researching already. I was just reading about some of the bio and chem warfare units from Japan recently. Chem side wasn't all that advanced. Bio side was using stuff we already knew about like bubonic plague, cholera, smallpox, ect.
There's a reason we kept using most of the Nazi scientists, their work was still relevant. The Japanese stuff wasn't really of any use so most of them got cut loose. Hell, no one even knew what happened to Shiro Ishii until he reappeared out of nowhere in the late 50s shortly before he died.
The Japanese scientists weren't all that professional or thorough in documentation either. Most the shit they were doing was glorified torture.
Oh really? Have you seen all the riots and complaints over COVID it's been 5 months and the bitching and whining hasn't stopped and people are losing their minds. Or how quickly people lost focus on the current wars we have been involved in.
How would they react to curfews, rations of food, materials, gasoline for years? All for an enemy that never did invade the US mainland (exception of the Elusian islands which know one knows about anyway.)
This was on Shiro Ishii's wiki page:
"Among these was Dr. Edwin Hill, the Chief of Fort Detrick, whose report stated that the information was "absolutely invaluable;" it "could never have been obtained in the United States because of scruples attached to experiments on humans," and "the information was obtained fairly cheaply."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shirō_Ishii
Poor souls who lived through that shit.