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3. [Battle of Iwo Jima] Room
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4. [Battle Of The Bulge] Room
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5. [Battle Of Okinawa] Room
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6. [Japanese Invasion Of Alaska] Room
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8. Geography of the battle
Iwo Jima, is an island of the Japanese volcano islands chain south of the Ogasawara archipelago also know as bonin islands.
On the first day of the battle the 28th marine regiment landed on the most south eastern beach of iwo jima the beach was cut into four different landing zones, green, red, blue, and yellow. Once the marines landed they pushed inwards and took the most southern airfield.
Up to the last day they were fierce and fighting across the island. On the last day marines took the northern part of the island.
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9. Who Was Involved/Regiments
About 20,000 Japanese And 110,000 Americans. The American Regiments involved were 28th Marine Regiment.
The Japanese Regiments involved
The Army 147th Regiment.
The 109th Imperial Division
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American Weapons Used
M1911 and the Thompson, the BAR, the Flame Thrower, The Bazooka, The M1A1 Grand,
American Machines Used
Aircraft: P-52 Mustang
B-17, P-36 Hawk
Tanks: M-4A2, POA-CWS-H1-Flame Tank
Ships: Aircraft Carriers, Destroyers, Cruisers, Battleships.
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11. How Long/ Who Won
The battle lasted from February 19, 1945 to March 26, After Thirty Six days American troops captured Iwo Jima From Japan. But the victory came at a cost Approximately 7,000 Marines were killed Another 20,000 Were wounded.
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Who Was Involved
The initial German attack force consisted of more than 200,000 men, around 1,000 tanks and assault guns, and 1,900 artillery pieces, supported by 2,000 aircraft.
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Americans:
Foot soldiers, with his trusty m-1 grand (semi auto)
Patton’s armor included the dependable Sherman tank
Tank destroyers raced to assist the infantry division.
Fighters and bombers.
Germans:
German heavy tanks (Tigers, King tigers).
Medium tanks (Panthers, Mark IV’s).
Propelled guns.
Tank destroyers.
Minimal aircrafts (Fighters and bombers).
Bold action rifle (1985).
German paratroops to do large scale assault.
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14. Geography of the battle
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How Long/Who Won
The Battle of the Bulge had lasted from 1944 to The allies won after the weather was getting better. This battle was one of the biggest and bloodiest battles in WW2.
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16. Geography of the Battle
The battle of Alaska was fought on the Ryukyu Islands of Okinawa and included the largest amphibious assault in the Pacific War during World War II.
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17. Who Was Involved/Regiments
People who were involved On the American side of the battle of Okinawa are,
Lieutenant General Roy Geiger
General Joseph Stilwell
And 183,000 American men.
People who were involved on the Japanese side of the battle are,
General Mitsuru Ushijima
Lieutenant General Isamu Cho
Vice Admiral Minoru Ota
And 100,000+ Japanese Men
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Machines/Weapons
American Weapons involved Are,
M1 Garand M1928
Thompson 
Browning M1917 (HMG)  
Trench gun M1897
M1A1 Carbine  
M1919 (MMG) 
M12 Shotgun
M1903 Springfield 
Browning M2
M1917 Enfield
M1941 Johnson Rifle
M1918 Browning Auto. Rifle
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How Long/Who Won
As part of the ally effort to invade japan, Troops storm the island of Okinawa on April, 1, 1945.
From a U.S Army Veteran who was involved in the battle of Okinawa he says “When we landed, we encountered no resistance, so we immediately went to the airfield, when we went to the airfield we saw destroyed aircrafts and bombs, the Base Was Completely destroyed, At The End Of The Second Day That Was When Our Troubles Began. It Turns Out Okinawa Was The Bloodiest Battle Of The War. The Battle Was Nicknamed The Typhoon Of Steel. Another Man Said "The advance was not by miles, but by inches a day. A Sargent from the battle said” That none of his men left the battle without being injured”. June, 21, 1945 Okinawa falls after 52 days of strong fighting.
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