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Ruskets Flakes was a breakfast cereal marketed in the US by Loma Linda Foods (who made a wide range of health foods and meat-analog products.) They were a pressed together biscuit of toasted wheat flakes, almost identical to Weetabix which is still a current product in many countries. No clue what "aussie morning in Japan" is? Should we assume from the context that it is annother breakfast cereal or type of food? Ruskets Flakes was a breakfast cereal marketed in the US by Loma Linda Foods (who made a wide range of health foods and meat-analog products.) They were a pressed together biscuit of toasted wheat flakes, almost identical to Weetabix which is still a current product in many countries. No clue what "aussie morning in Japan" is? Should we assume from the context that it is annother breakfast cereal or type of food?
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When and where did the Japanese attack the US?
Japan first attacked the US at the docks of pearl harbour on the morning of December 7 1941.Pearl Harbor is west of Honolulu in Oahu, HawaiiIn the united states of course.
What is the value of a 1960 Meisei Bakelite clock?
Approx 275 Aussie. Or 600 US
Which currency is worth more us or Aussie?
The US is worth more than the Aussie dollar. As of August 28, 2013, it will take 1.11952 Australian dollars to equal one United States dollar. The value changes on a daily basis.
When did Japan bomb Pearl Harbor?
The Imperial Japanese Navy made its attack on Pearl Harbor on the morning of December 7, 1941. Early in the morning (Hawaii time). A Sunday.
Why did US annex Japan?
The US has never annexed Japan.
Is the US at war with Japan?
No, currently the US and Japan are allies.
How is US different than Japan?
the US is different from Japan because in the US we speak mostly English and in Japan they speak Japanese.
Was Japan a close ally to the US?
No, in WW2 Japan was an enemy of the US.
What is the capital of US and Japan?
US - Washington D.C. Japan - Tokyo
How did the us fight back against japan?
the us bomed japan
How many us troops in Japan?
There are currently about 48,000 US troops in Japan
What benefits did the US get for helping rebuild Japan?
more imports to US from Japan because US dosent make alot of the goods Japan has
