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    Isoroku Yamamoto Essay

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    him). Takano became a school teacher after giving up his samurai warrior career. He was part of the Echigo clan. The Echigo clan is an ancient warrior clan who disobeyed the Meiji emperor. Yamamoto joined the Japanese Naval Academy at Etajima near Hiroshima during 1904 and he graduated there seventh in his class in hopes to be a war hero. After he spent 3 years and graduated, he went and fought in the Russo-Japanese War. He was given a cruiser class ship called Nisshin

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    Red Cliff

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    The film Red Cliff was focusing on the fight between Cao Cao and the rebel forces in China. The fighting took place at the end of the Han dynasty and was the moment that would shift the leaders in control of China. Throughout the movie, the rebels sought more men for fighting because they were so blatantly outnumbered. They formed alliances with other states to try and fight the tyranny that was being brought by Cao Cao. Many of the battles were terrible for the rebels because they did not have the

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    Russia and Japan over Korea and Manchuria. Russia had forced China into giving them land at the tip of the Liaotung Peninsula, in Manchuria. Russia had also made an alliance with China against Japan. However Japan had started expanding its army after their war with China. Now Japan had more ground troops than Russia. Russia had agreed to withdraw its troops from Manchuria. This was when Japan took its chance and attacked. The last naval battle had given the Japanese the upper hand and given them full

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    geography of ancient Japan and China are similar as well as different. The question is important because some people might assume that the geography of Japan and China is very similar while it in fact isn’t. The issues that will be addressed are how these two countries geography affected them by factors such as natural defense systems, trading, and food sources within each culture. This investigation will focus on the time period of 250-710 BCE and the places included will be China and Japan. This will be

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    On December 7, 1941, it was just a typical Sunday morning for the citizens of the Hawaiian island, Oahu. Most of the island was still asleep. There were, however, only a few navy men at their base, Pearl Harbor, and likewise, just a few air force men at the air corps base at Hickam field. Both bases were aware of a large group of B-17s coming towards the island. However, neither base took many actions to defend against the incoming plane because they mistook them as another false alarm of which there

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    the west is necessary for the United States to become a successful and independent nation. Alfred T. Mahan was a naval strategist and was extremely influential in concepts involving naval superiority. His belief was that countries with the greatest and most powerful navy would have the most influence in the oceans. For example, the U.S. imperialism in the Philippines was due to naval superiority

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    DEFENSE LANGUAGE INSTITUTE FOREIGN LANGUAGE CENTER (UPF) General Overview of Iran’s Naval Forces BY SA, BERZINIS, BENJAMIN CLASS #PF00916 1 SEPT 2016 General Overview of Iran’s Naval Forces Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center (UPF) Iran’s navy has existed from as far back as the Achaemenid Empire under Cyrus the Great, but other than the afore mentioned empire, Iran’s naval forces have remained relatively small and unorganized, patrolling mostly the waters of the Persian

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    The Pearl Habor Attack

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    crucial to my research Additionally, these relevant historical events are not discussed in detail. Arima, Yuichi. The Way to Pearl Harbor: US vs Japan. ICE Case Studies Number 118 December, 2003. This research project is a detailing of Japan’s history and its relations with the U.S. The document is intended to explain the rising conflict between them during The Second Sino-Japanese War, U.S retaliation due to the attempted conquest of Asia and the Attack on Pearl Harbor, and subsequent economical

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    China Military Culture

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    China Culture and Military SSG Anthony D. Gann 13F SLC NCO Academy   The topics of culture, government, and military relations between the United States and China will be covered throughout this document. The opening paragraphs will introduce the reader to geographical information, the history and development, and followed by governs. The discussion on why China could and is a concern for the United States will lead to the closing. Mountainous terrain is the greater makeup under China’s

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    December 8, 1941 President Franklin D. Roosevelt received approvement from congress to declare war on Japan due to their horrendous attack on Pearl Harbor and other actions such as taking over parts of China. On December 7, 1941 hundreds of Japanese fighters launched a surprise attack on an American Naval base in Oahu, Hawaii just before 8:00 a.m. that morning. On that horrible day, about 2,300 Americans died because of the attack, and even more were injured. The attack lasted about two hours. 20 American

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