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Hot Chocolate Helped These World War II Enemies Feel Human During The Battle Of Iwo Jima

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Marine Who Fought At Iwo Jima: A Japanese Soldier Asked Me for Hot Chocolate

Battle of Iwo Jima Fact: A Japanese Soldier Asked For Hot Chocolate

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American GI Recalls: Imperial Japanese Soldier Asked Me for Hot Chocolate

Marine Who Fought At Iwo Jima Recalls A Japanese Soldier Who Asked for Hot Chocolate

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A Navy Dream: The F-14 Tomcat Is Coming Out of Retirement (For a Movie)

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Marine Who Fought At Iwo Jima Recalls A Japanese Soldier Who Asked for Hot Chocolate

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SEAL Officer Accused Of Covering Up War Crimes Heads To Court-Martial

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A Navy Dream: The F-14 Tomcat Is Coming Out of Retirement (For a Movie)

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Watch The Blue Angels Fly Out Of The Sunset In This Remarkable Video

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The Air Force Still Can’t Explain Why It Spent $1,280 On A Coffee Cup

Technician Accidentally Fires Vulcan Cannon And Destroys An F-16 On The Ground In Belgium

Game Changer: The Army Thinks It Can Fire Artillery At Enemies 1,000 Miles Away

Honour guards march during a welcoming ceremony attended by Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (not pictured) at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, China, August 31, 2016. REUTERS/Thomas Peter

Chinese Intelligence Officer Arrested For Allegedly Spying On US Aviation Companies

The F-35 ‘Combat Debut’: A Big Waste of Time for Such a Deadly Stealth Fighter?