During World War II, Japanese troops often resorted to human-wave attacks they hoped would overwhelm Allied troops. The Allies labeled these attacks “banzai charges”—and responded by opening fire with ...
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Using My .45 Against Japanese Banzai Charge
What happens when the enemy overwhelms your position? This powerful memoir shares a veteran's story of close-quarters combat and the desperate use of his .45 sidearm to survive a Banzai charge.
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