Original U.S. WWII 1945 Army 9th Corps Invasion of Japan Confidential Intelligence Data Packet OPTIONS_HIDDEN_PRODUCT 'We patrolled about for some

'We patrolled about for some time in company with a number of other Fighter Squadrons and eventually the bombers came into sight

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German resistance was tough in the vicinity of Best but the 3rd Battalion spearheaded by Captain Robert Jones' H Company fought their way to within 100 yards of the bridge before the Germans blew it up

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Original U.S. WWII 1945 Army 9th Corps Invasion of Japan Confidential Intelligence Data Packet OPTIONS_HIDDEN_PRODUCT 'We patrolled about for someOriginal Item: Only One Available. Incredibly rare original August 25, 1945 publication of data on Northern Japan, issued to Officers within the IX Corps in order to plan and prepare for the potential invasion of Japan. The Invasion of Northern Japan by IX Corps was scrapped first when the Invasion of Hokkaido was proposed to be conducted by the Soviets, and second, naturally after the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki with the Atomic Bomb. This