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| This is the end of WW2, now the war ends and the men must be inspected by the general. It's now a peace time military and we must look real sharp for a return home. As for the island of Ie Shima, we still have a very big base there today. Click here to see what it looks like The island of Ie Shima is a very strategic location with three large runways that we need to ensure the peace in the Asian Theater. |
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| This is where the Betty bombers came in. They were painted white and had large green crosses painted on them. They were to fly to the island of Ie Shima to bring the surrender delegation and the surrender papers to the Allied forces there. But it wasn't just a normal flight. The few remaining Jap Zeros were scrambled and were ordered to shoot the Betty Bombers down. The Betty Bomber pilots knew that this would happen so they flew North East instead of South East which would have been the most direct course. Mean while the American forces sent up a squadron of B-25 Mitchell's and P-38 Lightning's to intercept the Japanese Betty Bombers and escort them safely to Ie Shima. |
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Japanese Surrender Home Page. |
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Click Here to see Many More Betty Bomber Pictures
Click Here to Go to the Yellow Airplane Online Museum
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Japanese Propaganda Art Exhibit Propaganda Art was used by forces on all sides in WW2 as well as all wars in history. This kind of art gave pride to the citizens of those countries who produced it and gave a unity in support of the wars. This exhibit is an excellent example of Japanese Propaganda art. |
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Look Here at the True Story of the Surrender of
Japan, What most People Don't Know |
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Japanese Asahigraph Magazines
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Japanese Magazines in World War 2, What were they thinking
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Japanese Asahigraph Magazines
from WW2 Japanese Magazines in World War 2, What were they thinking about then Click here to see Many more Japanese Fighters and Bombers. Click Here to see the Betty Bomber Japanese Surrender Exhibit. Click Here to see the Japanese Propaganda Art Exhibit Click Here to See Japanese Ships Click Here to See the Japanese Mini Sub on Guam |
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