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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

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

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

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Does WWII Provide a Blueprint for America to Fight WWIII Against China?

The Horror Story of How the Biggest Battleship Ever Committed Suicide

Sad History: Thousands of Americans Surrendered At This Battle

Undervalued: The World War II P-38 Lightning Deserves More Hype

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First China, then America: How Japan Waged War Across the Pacific

History Shows the True Damage Done By Imperial Japan's Type 3 Machine Gun

This World War II War Plan Was Devised to Beat Japan. Could it Work Against China?

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These 5 Battleships Were True Killers, But They Never Sailed the Seas

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