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Imperial Japan Built These Crazy Kamikaze Torpedoes in World War II

How Imperial Japan’s ‘Hypersonic’ Torpedo Wrecked the U.S. Navy

Imperial Japan's Crazy Idea to Bomb the U.S. Mainland (Using Balloons)

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Failure at Philippines: How 12,000 U.S. Soldiers Surrendered to Japan

For a Time, These 5 Battleships Were Truly Unstoppable

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