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Timestamps:

0:00-0:39 Intro
0:39-1:43 Backstory
1:43-4:42 The Bombing and Evacuation
4:42-7:04 Kiska gets captured
7:04-11:47 Taking back the Aleutian Islands
11:47-12:29 Ending

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Quotes:

U.S. Fish and Wildlife 1942 Correspondence, Seal Division -
“If you think any of this is fun, you should be here. The water system cannot, under any condition, be made usable for winter. The outdoor privvies empty into the water at high tide, but the sewage still washes back onto the beach for the children to track around. All houses have gone to rot.” .


“We were taken aboard a ship and we were on our way. My house was opened and burned. We were taken out to the ship when it was getting dark. After spending the night on board the ship with much whistling and running about going on, and because of our ignorance of exactly what was happening, we were very anxious. [...] All during the voyage, we were kept in a hold which was very unpleasant smelling, and it was also dark. We never once saw daylight until we reached Japan.” - Olean Prokopeuff (Golodoff)


“It was rugged...the whole damned deal was rugged, like attacking a pillbox by way of a tightrope...in winter.” Lt. Donald E. Dwinnel


“The ones who suffered were the ones who didn’t keep moving.... They stayed in their holes with wet feet. They didn’t rub their feet or change socks....” Captain William H. Willoughby


“Ate half-dried thistle. This is the first time I have eaten something fresh in months, it is a delicacy.” Dr. Paul Tatsuguchi


“The last assault is to be carried out. All the patients in the hospital are to commit suicide. Only 33 years of living and I am to die here.... At 1800 (hours) took care of all the patients with grenades. Good-bye, Taeki, my beloved wife, who loved me to the last..” Dr. Paul Nebu Tatsuguchi

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Links:

https://www.history.navy.mil/browse-b...

https://www.nps.gov/aleu/learn/histor...

https://www.history.navy.mil/research...

https://www.history.com/topics/world-...

https://www.nps.gov/aleu/planyourvisi...

https://www.history.navy.mil/content/...

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