Combat
They helped to save perhaps a million lives
Not only American lives but Japanese lives and civilian lives
For example, in places like Heiwajima and Saipan
Uh, where, where people hold up in uh, uh, caves
They were able to shout to them in Japanese, as American soldiers
And urge them not to kill themselves, or not to do something that's suicidal
Not only American lives but Japanese lives and civilian lives
For example, in places like Heiwajima and Saipan
Uh, where, where people hold up in uh, uh, caves
They were able to shout to them in Japanese, as American soldiers
And urge them not to kill themselves, or not to do something that's suicidal
Credits
Writer(s): Masanori Takahashi
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Other Album Tracks
- Introduction
- Pearl Harbor
- 100th Battalion
- War Relocation Authority
- The Battle Of Monte Cassino
- Military Intelligence
- Combat
- Tulelake
- 442nd Battalion
- The French Battlefront
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