Topic: WWII Quiz 129

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December 30th, 2006   Post 1281
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Which US Army division had the swastika on their shoulder patch, later changed after Pearl Harbor?
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“War is an ugly thing but not the ugliest of things; the decayed and degraded state of moral and patriotic feelings which thinks that nothing is worth war is much worse.”
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December 30th, 2006   Post 1282
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45th ID
 
December 30th, 2006   Post 1283
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That's it.
 
December 31st, 2006   Post 1284
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I don't have any good questions. So the floor is open...

Happy New Year everyone.
 
January 1st, 2007   Post 1285
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Happy new year to you

Shall I take the lead?
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January 1st, 2007   Post 1286
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Let's see what you got Mighty.
 
January 1st, 2007   Post 1287
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Okay, here goes:

There were 2o,000 Japanese troops defending Iwo Jima. Out of the 2o,ooo, how many surrendered?
 
January 1st, 2007   Post 1288
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600 ..
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January 1st, 2007   Post 1289
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not quite
 
January 2nd, 2007   Post 1290
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The Japanese strategy before the battle began was that of "no Japanese survivors." They almost carried the strategy out fully - of the 22,000 Japanese soldiers in the Iwo Jima garrison, only 200 were taken as prisoners - the other 21,800 were killed in defense of the island.
source: http://www.iwebtrain.com/iwojoe.htm