The Bloodiest Battle: The Battle of Okinawa

The most fierce battle of Okinawa war (code name Iceberg strategy) proved to be the most deadly battle in the Pacific region of World War II. The battle involved six countries and over 180,000 victims. It was the last fight in the Pacific and changed the flow of history. As part of the excursion of the island, the United States knows that the last piece of the puzzle is necessary to invade the mainland Japan. Okinawa is the last island to be taken as a base for Americans to invade the mainland Japan.

At the time of writing this, the battle of Okinawa has passed 70 years. If the Allies won, the goal is to use Okinawa as a base for invasion to the mainland Japan. This battle eventually became one of the most fierce battles in the Pacific, which lasted about three months. Approximately 300,000 people died between allies, Japan and local civilians. This is also the first time Japan has released Kamikaze in cooperative attacks against Allied fleets. A few days after the battle began in April 1945, a Kamikaze death unit of Japan's zero fight fighter aimed at America. Missouri

I have not heard of Okinawa before I started RY. I am reading the memoir of World War II, and I was fascinated by the battle of Okinawa and eventually became the most blood fight of the Pacific Theater. When I searched easily with Google, I noticed that Okinawa is also known as Hawaii in Japan as well as the monument that I want to visit. Since the first RY group, Kaizen is the first RY team to include Kyoto in its itinerary. After the nine groups, RY decided to hit it again and write it in our magical undecided month in October. Considering all the issues of this month, I think it is best to use Kyoto as a base for five weeks.