Скачать или смотреть U.S. and Japan Sign Mutual Defense Agreement, Strengthening Post-War Alliance

On March 8, 1954, the United States and Japan signed the Mutual Defense Assistance Agreement, a pivotal part of East Asia's post-World War II security framework. The agreement committed both nations to cooperate on defense, allowing the U.S. to station military forces in Japan and establish a critical strategic presence in the Pacific during the Cold War. In exchange, Japan received military aid and security assurances, protecting it against potential threats, particularly from communist nations. This agreement solidified the U.S.-Japan alliance, which continues to be a cornerstone of regional stability.

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