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Japan Bet the Empire At Leyte Gulf And Its Ambitions Sank With Its Battleships

An Iraqi flag is seen on a military vehicle at an oil field in Dibis area on the outskirts of Kirkuk, Iraq October 17, 2017. REUTERS/Alaa Al-Marjani

Blood For Oil: These Five Military Catastrophes Were Caused By Fossil Fuels

Could The Navy Have Beat Japan Faster With World War II Battlecruisers?

Forget D-Day, This World War II Battle Was More Important

Japanese Flags Over Honolulu? Here's How Imperial Japan Could Have Won World War II

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This Strange Looking ‘Tankette’ Fought the Japanese in Alaska

Japan’s ‘Super’ Yamato Battleships Sailed at a Massive Cost

Surigao Strait: The Last Time Battleships Engaged in Combat

Bold Raids Boosted Japan’s Ego, Setting Up Its World War II Defeat

By Stewart Bale Ltd, Liverpool - This is photograph FL 4568 from the collections of the Imperial War Museums (collection no. 8308-29), Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=2356179

Meet the T-Class Submarine: The Axis’s Mediterranean Nightmare in World War 2

Japan’s Long-Range Bomber: Could It Have Won World War II?

Bad Idea: Japan Once Invaded the United States

Imperial Japan's Bioweapons Program Belongs in a Horror Movie

Why China Won't Repeat Imperial Japan's Naval Failures

Groupthink Blinded Imperial Japan at the Battle of Midway

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