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1 Desperate Fighting !!!The Pacific!!!

2 !!!Battle For Peleliu!!!

3 Battle of Leyte 17 October December 1944

4 Battle of Mindoro December 13-16 1944

5 Battle of Luzon January 9 – August 15, 1945

6 !!!Battle For Iwo Jima!!!

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8 !!!Battle For Okinawa!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0AgDczBFrs

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10 Japanese Fanaticism We have seen throughout this class how fanatical the Japanese were as an enemy. Civilians killing themselves, Banzai (death) charges, and now Kamikaze attacks. The closer to Japan we got, the more fanatical they became. Would you attack the mainland of Japan, knowing that millions would die? If not, how else could you win the war?

11 !!!Da Bombs!!!

12 !!!VJ Day!!!

13 ???How would you treat the Japanese???

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