Did Japan Use Airborne Forces? @PremierHistory
Did Japan Use Airborne Forces?  @PremierHistory
Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Paratroopers were a new inclusion to warfare during the Second World War. Great Britain, Germany and the United States were perhaps the most adept at using these types of soldiers. But with the sheer amount of land conquered by Japan have you ever considered if they used paratroopers? Well in today's video we ask did Japan use Airborne forces during World War Two?

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