OSAKA – Soldiers were merely “expendables” in the Imperial Japanese Army, says a 98-year-old survivor from World War II.
Junichi Tanigawa was called into the army twice — in 1938 and 1943 — and fought in China and Burma.
OSAKA – Soldiers were merely “expendables” in the Imperial Japanese Army, says a 98-year-old survivor from World War II.
Junichi Tanigawa was called into the army twice — in 1938 and 1943 — and fought in China and Burma.
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