The answer your looking for is the 442nd Infantry Regiment, It was a Regiment mostly of Japanese men and They have been Considered the best regiment in all the European campaign having 21 medal of honor recipients out of the small 3800
Not True, I don't have a number for you, It is very hard to find information like that but many Japanese served at least before the Untied States entered the war. As for other minorities, almost half of our military battles were fought by minorities.
about your question how many Japanese fought in ww 2 is about 5 million Japanese soldiers in the pacific erea inc china and Including the navy and airforce of a population of about 70 million people. when the American intended to invate Japan before the first atomic bombs on Hiroshima and nagasaki in august 1945 that Japan surrended .there were about 28 million men ( civilians and military )comparible with the German ''volksturm'' who were ready to face the American invasion which happily did not go on as it would be a enormous loss for the American army in casualties as the invation of Japan would taken place!
Most Japanese Americans who served during WW2 enlisted or were drafted into the US Army and served as soldiers in one of three all Nisei units:
Some Japanese served in other branches, many as translators in communications units. Most if not all served quite honorably.
They didn't! They fought the Japanese in Timor after the Japanese invaded Indonesia and Malaysia and thus they became involved in World War Two.
in many locations in the world
No, the Japanese and the United States have only fought during the Second World War.
Fought each other and Japanese
Thousands of their men fought and died along side American and British troops in the war in the Pacific in battles for islands against Japan.
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None. WW1 was in Europe and not in Asia.
In World War I, the Japanese joined the Allies for a time, and fought the German army in east Asia.
They fought the Germans, Japanese, and Italy
Us and the Japanese.
There never has been a war called the "Japanese-American War." During World War 2 (1941-1945), the United states was one of many allied countries that fought against the Japanese Empire.
They fought the japanese.
The Japanese people had to recover from defeat and rebuild their country, which they did.
They fought the Nazis, Japanese, and Italians.
They didn't! They fought the Japanese in Timor after the Japanese invaded Indonesia and Malaysia and thus they became involved in World War Two.
The short answer is, many Japanese knew the war was unwinnable by 1943. The diehards in the military structure fought on, however, at the cost of many lives.