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Colonel Kunio Nakagawa could feel it in his bones: Japan was finished.
It was late 1944. The American tide had smashed through the Solomons, the Gilberts, the Marshalls, and the Marianas. The so-called National Defense Zone had been breached. Now, they were coming for Peleliu. His island. His command.

He refused to let it be just another stepping stone for the American giant.
He wouldn't be humiliated. If this were the end, it would be on his terms.
So he began planning something no Japanese commander had dared attempt. A trap to bleed Marines.

On September 15, the Japanese commander watched as the overconfident US Marines stormed the beaches of Peleliu.

Nakagawa would make them pay for what they had done to the Empire. And for that he built the closest thing to hell the Marines would ever know.