[Bungarra]

Came across this piece about the bloody battle of Okinawa and child soldiers.

Well written by Archaeology Bulgaria on the 75th anniversary of the Battle.

The battle raged between the months of April, May, and June 1945.

Some very interesting information, pics and diagrams of the tunnel system on Mt Suribachi and other landings on the island group.

http://archaeologyinbulgaria.com/2020/04/30/75-years-since-the-battle-of-okinawa-history-that-bodes-horror-for-the-future/
 
I do not think I have posted it before... forgive me if I have.  :wink:


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[mooxe]

"And the Battle of Okinawa was larger than the Normandy Invasion in a sense as the Allied naval force brought together for the Okinawa landing was even larger than the one at the coast of Northern France – even if the invasion force was somewhat smaller. In fact, it was the largest naval force to have ever been assembled for battle."

Well that's interesting.

Thanks for the article Bungarra.