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it's 1944, it becomes clear to the Japanese high command that they're going to lose the war, in an attempt to prolong the war or even win (lol lmao even), they pull all their forces out of China in order to defend the mainland, would this actually prolong the war and how much of the japanese forces could make it across the sea of Japan back to the Islands without getting bombed by the U.S. Navy and AirForce?
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>More IJA troops become fish food
>The case for dropping both bombs becomes even more convincing than it already was
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There was a comic about this called Storming Paradise. It's based on declassified documents from America and Japan.
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I've made a grave and unrecoverable mistake, I called the pre 1947 Aerial warfare branch of the military the AirForce instead of the Army AirForce, forgive me brothers, for I have sinned.



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