Iva Toguri d’Aquino, one of several women who made Japanese propaganda broadcasts as Tokyo Rose
From AFJ’s archives: August 11, 1945
Tokyo Rose, Radio Tokyo’s flaxen voiced air commentator …
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A special receiving company is rehabilitating more than 200 soldiers a month, all of them hospital cases and most of them suffering from …
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The Potsdam conference decided, as its communique discloses, that Germany is to have a hard subsistence peace. The Reich will be reduced …
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From the archives: August 4, 1945
Badge of the 25th Infantry Division, “Tropic Lightning”
A list of popular nicknames of combat divisions of the U.S. Army was compiled by …
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From the archives: August 4, 1945
A naval mine drops from a B-29
Japanese shipping is now beginning to feel the intensity of minefield operations planted through the …
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