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Hideki Tojo residence in Tokyo

91 upvotes • walidimitri7

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Pro-Japanese guerrillas/agitators in North China, circa 1930s.

63 upvotes • YoYoB0B

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Human remains recovered from the wreck of Japanese freighter Kanshin Maru sunk off Rabaul by US air attack on January 17th 1944 are cremated in 1978

46 upvotes • jacksmachiningreveng

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A A6M3 Model 22 taking off in front of IJN Fleet Commander Isoroku Yamamoto on April 1943. Soon on April 18, 1943, Admiral Yamamoto was killed when his G4M "Betty" was intercepted and shot down by Lt. Rex Barber's P-38 Lightning on Bougainville.

45 upvotes • TooBad_A_tNaming

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Mag dump with Type 99 LMG

37 upvotes • Azzarc

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Sailors enjoying a game of shuffleboard aboard ship.

35 upvotes • YoYoB0B

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Japanese cruisers (HIJMS Iwate, HIJMS Asama, HIJMS Yakumo) during a visit to Sydney, January 1924. Members of the Imperial Japanese Naval Squadron visited Australia in January 1924 as part of a training cruise. The squadron, led by Admiral Makoto Saito, consisted of the IWATE, ASAMA and YAKUMO.

29 upvotes • TooBad_A_tNaming

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Title	Upvotes	Author	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Hideki Tojo residence in Tokyo	91	walidimitri7
Pro-Japanese guerrillas/agitators in North China, circa 1930s.	63	YoYoB0B
Human remains recovered from the wreck of Japanese freighter Kanshin Maru sunk off Rabaul by US air attack on January 17th 1944 are cremated in 1978	46	jacksmachiningreveng
A A6M3 Model 22 taking off in front of IJN Fleet Commander Isoroku Yamamoto on April 1943. Soon on April 18, 1943, Admiral Yamamoto was killed when his G4M "Betty" was intercepted and shot down by Lt. Rex Barber's P-38 Lightning on Bougainville.	45	TooBad_A_tNaming
Mag dump with Type 99 LMG	37	Azzarc
Sailors enjoying a game of shuffleboard aboard ship.	35	YoYoB0B
Japanese cruisers (HIJMS Iwate, HIJMS Asama, HIJMS Yakumo) during a visit to Sydney, January 1924. Members of the Imperial Japanese Naval Squadron visited Australia in January 1924 as part of a training cruise. The squadron, led by Admiral Makoto Saito, consisted of the IWATE, ASAMA and YAKUMO.	29	TooBad_A_tNaming