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

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Pearl Harbor Fact: A Handful of American Fighter Pilots Took On Hundreds of Japanese Warplanes

Japan Thought Pearl Harbor Would Knockout America. Here's Why Tokyo Was Wrong

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Meet the U.S. Battleship That Fired 65,000 Rounds at Pearl Harbor

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How the World's Biggest Aircraft Carrier Was Sunk

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

What If Imperial Japan Sunk America's Aircraft Carriers at Pearl Harbor?

Pearl Harbor Fact: A Handful of American Fighter Pilots Took On Hundreds of Japanese Warplanes

Japan Thought Pearl Harbor Would Knockout America. Here's Why Tokyo Was Wrong

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Meet the U.S. Battleship That Fired 65,000 Rounds at Pearl Harbor

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PT Boats: America's Secret Weapon During World War II?

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Meet “Manila John” Basilone: A World War II Marine Hero

What If America Nuked the Biggest Battleship Ever Built?

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I Found My 91-Year-Old Father's U.S. Navy Aircraft Carrier Diary from World War II

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