Was Japan involved in anyway in WW1?
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Originally posted by AryanYes, it was, Japan was on the allied side, and lost around 400 soldiers (as far as I can remember). Can't tell you when or where, I'm afraid.
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No problem :D
Now that I think about it, I can remember a reading about a Japanese presence in the Gallipoli campaign. Most people associate Gallipoli with ANZAC soliders only, but there were quite a few nationalities, I remember there was a large consignment of Senegalese there too.
I hadn't heard about Japan's naval role in the war, or the attack on Teinstein, but it sounds interesting.
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Originally posted by AryanNo problem :D
Now that I think about it, I can remember a reading about a Japanese presence in the Gallipoli campaign. Most people associate Gallipoli with ANZAC soliders only, but there were quite a few nationalities, I remember there was a large consignment of Senegalese there too.
I hadn't heard about Japan's naval role in the war, or the attack on Teinstein, but it sounds interesting.
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Originally posted by AryanNo problem :D
Now that I think about it, I can remember a reading about a Japanese presence in the Gallipoli campaign. Most people associate Gallipoli with ANZAC soliders only, but there were quite a few nationalities, I remember there was a large consignment of Senegalese there too.
I hadn't heard about Japan's naval role in the war, or the attack on Teinstein, but it sounds interesting."I'm against picketting, but i dont know how to show it"
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Originally posted by ChrisF202Yup, French Foreign Legion, French colonial troops from various places, British, im sure there are more.In the realm of spirit, seek clarity; in the material world, seek utility.
Leibniz
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