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The only occupation of U.S. soil: Alaskan Invasion
Did Japan REALLY invade America during WWII? Uncover the shocking, forgotten Aleutian Islands campaign—the ONLY time enemy forces occupied American territory in World War II!Dive into Alaska's Hidden War HorrorIn June 1942, as the world fixated on the Battle of Midway, Japanese forces launched a daring strike northward, bombing Dutch Harbor on June 3-4 and swiftly capturing the remote Aleutian Islands of Attu and Kiska. This wasn't just a raid—it was a full occupation, with over 2,500 Japanese troops digging in amid treacherous fog, relentless blizzards, and volcanic terrain, aiming to divert U.S. forces, establish a defensive perimeter, and potentially stage future attacks toward Alaska's mainland or even Seattle.Brutal Battles in Subzero HellThe campaign turned into a frozen nightmare: American forces reclaimed Attu in May 1943 after a savage 19-day bloodbath, marked by trench foot, starvation, and infamous banzai charges that wiped out nearly the entire Japanese garrison—over 2,350 died, with only 28 surrendering. Kiska, evacuated mysteriously by the Japanese in 1943, saw U.S. troops storm a ghost island in thick fog, firing at shadows in one of WWII's strangest operations. Blizzards claimed more lives than bullets, with temps plunging to -40°F, exposing U.S. vulnerabilities in Arctic warfare and revolutionizing
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