Japan pillaged and looted its enemies throughout World War II, but no one knows what happened to all of.
U.S. Ships Pound Japanese Bunker During WWII
Surviving Japanese troops are holed up in a fortified position on the southern cliffs of Tinian. Aware of the dangers they pose, U.S. navy ships pound them with 615 tons of explosives.
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