軍武

>>1061849
超級賽亞人

新田原基地的日軍燃料不適合他Wingman的P-38。
如果不能補充他Wingman的P-38的燃料，Tice中佐本來想駕駛一架Tony回他們在被美軍佔領的沖繩的基地，他Wingman就駕駛他的P-38。
B-17救援機降落後，補充二架P-38的燃料時，差點被路過的數架P-51攻擊，幸好B-17的Radio Operator盡責地留在機內，聽到P-51之間的通訊，及時叫停降下中的P-51。
起飛前，Tice中佐取走了相片中，左邊日軍軍官的軍刀。 (-_-;)

>>1061849

當時報紙報導：

https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/93714741/

LANDS ON JAPAN

1945/08/29

" r; ' r V (NBA Telephoto.) - Lt. Col. Clay Tice, Phoenix, Ariz., one of two American pilots who were forced to land in Japan on South Central Kyushu, when the other pilot's P-38 developed fuel system trouble.
Tice led second pilot to air strip, landed, chatted with Japs until B-17 brought fuel for distressed planes.

關於二戰日軍的洲際氣球炸彈的六個CONUS死者家屬：

Wednesday, 2 March 1949:

https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/80185720/

House Oketis Payment for Six Jap Bomb Deaths in Oregon

1949/03/02

WASHINGTON, March l -(JPh - Over army objections, the House passed today a bill to pay $20,000 damages to relatives of six persons killed near Bly, Ore- by a Japanese balloon bomb during the war.
The deaths occurred on March day school class came across the bomb while on a fishing trip minUter died when they tutted at the contrivance.
Wartime censorship banned any mention of the balloon-borne bombs at the time.
The bill, which now goes to the Senate, would provide $6,000 for Frank J. Patike, Grand Forks, N.D., who lost a son and a daughter; $5,000 to Archie Mitchell of Bly, the minister whose wife was killed; and $3,000 each to J.L. Shoemaker, Einer Engen and N.L. Gifford of Bly, who lost sons.
The House Judiciary Committee and the army objected to the bill on grounds the government had no legal responsibility for the deaths.
The committee said the army should have cautioned the public about the bombs beforehand.

>>1061988
有親戚移民到Oregon那邊，
宣誓成為公民的時候要考地方歷史特別要讀這段，
而且每年都還有紀念活動…
…沒幾個人出席就是了…

在冲縄的战术核弹头。

Monday, 22 August 1955:

https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/492135681/

'HONEST JOHN' ROCKETS SUPPLIED U.S. IN JAPAN

1955/08/22

TOKYO (Reuters) - United States armed forces in the Far East were strengthened during the weekend with the arrival in Japan of "Honest John" artillery rockets, one of the newest U.S. weapons which can be fitted with either atomic or high-explosive warheads.
U.S. forces in the Far East already have atomic guns on Okinawa, 500 miles south of Japan.
Japanese reaction to the new rockets is expected to be strong.

>>1062076

真实。

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitchell_Recreation_Area

Mitchell_Recreation_Area

1937年，日军进行心理战。

Wednesday, 26 January 1955:

https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/108497068/

Japanese Recall Bluff They Ran on Chinese

1955/01/26

Tokyo, Jan. 26 (P) - Japanese recalled with a chuckle today a bluff they ran on the Chinese 18 years ago near the Tachens, and passed it on for what it is worth today.
In 1937 a modest Japanese landing force, perhaps a regiment or two, went ashore near Hanchow in the Tachen area.
Feeling a bit exposed, they ran up a giant balloon with a streamer in huge Chinese characters: "Million-man Japanese army lands at Hanchow."
They said it worked.

Tuesday, 1 July 1952:

https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/117388074/

U.S. To Return Jap Airport

1952/06/26

TOKYO, June 25 (UP) - The U.S. Air Force will turn over control of the Haneda airport outside Tokyo to the Japanese government Tuesday, authorities announced Wednesday.
Haneda, one of the biggest and busiest airports in the world, will continue to serve U.S. military traffic.
The control tower will be mannned by the U.S. military air transport service until the Japanese team men to take It over.

https://special.sankei.com/a/society/article/20200202/0001.html

李登輝秘録

2020/02/02

第８部
日本よ台湾よ （８）
「台湾はまだまだですよ」

続けて李は、「人にあまり言ったことはないが（自分が死を迎えたら）遺灰は新山高（にいたかやま）にまいてほしい（と家族に頼んでいる）」と明かした。
「死ぬことはなにも怖くない。日本軍人として戦争に行った。総統としても働いた。最も高い山から台湾を見守り続ける。いつまでも離れない」とその心境を説明してみせた。

新高山は日本統治時代の名で現在は玉山（ぎょくざん）。
標高３９５０メートルを超える。
富士山より２００メートル近くも高い。