Unforgettable moments in history: Monroe looking at the American army under the bed, the Japanese army riding an elephant, Figure 11 is a bit hot eyes
Looking at military uniforms, do you guess which country's soldiers?
On 18 May 1942, the Finnish Navy laid mines
On October 26, 1942, during the Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands in the Pacific Theater, a Japanese Carrier-based Torpedo aircraft from Nakajima attacked the U.S. carrier Wasp.
Two Soviet female snipers during World War II cooperated with each other on the position, one of them used a wooden stick to pick up a steel helmet to attract the attention of the opposing sniper, if the opposing sniper shot and shot, then the position and target would be exposed to the companion, creating a very favorable condition for the companion to snipe the other.
In October 1938, the Japanese attacked the Beihai, which was then part of Guangdong. In the photo, after the Japanese captured Luo Fangxu, the bodies of Chinese soldiers were placed on the steps in the open air. The bodies of the six Chinese soldiers were arranged in a relatively neat row, lying on their backs. Their clothes were worn out by the fighting. They were covered in blood or on their faces, and they couldn't bear to see it. It can be seen that the war situation is fierce and the resistance is fierce.
In November 1931, Qiqihar Tailai County. The wooden carts in the train station were piled high with Japanese soldiers who had been killed by Ma Zhanshan's troops. In 1936, he participated in the Xi'an Incident launched by Zhang Xueliang and Yang Hucheng. After the "July 7 Incident," Ma Zhanshan returned to the anti-Japanese front and insisted on arming the anti-Japanese resistance. During the Liberation War, he campaigned for peace and made contributions to the peaceful settlement of the Peiping issue. On November 29, 1950, Ma Zhanshan died of illness in his Beijing apartment at the age of 65.
In Burma in 1942, the Japanese army used elephants as a means of transport.
After Japan's unconditional surrender in 1945, in order to celebrate the victory of the War of Resistance, Shanghai held a rickshaw rally, which attracted people from all walks of life to participate. This Chinese coachman pulled the beautiful American girl all the way and got a good ranking.
Two American soldiers were sent on a business trip, and their Japanese lovers came to say goodbye to them. This scene was filmed in Japan after the end of World War II, when the US military occupied Japan, many Japanese women in order to please this group of invaders, so they took the initiative to throw hugs to the US soldiers, and the US soldiers for these lovers sent to the door, naturally also do not refuse, after all, these Japanese women can help them get rid of loneliness. Thus, there is this scene in the photo, where the Japanese woman sees that her lover is going to go away with the car, and reluctantly comes to say goodbye to them.
In 1954, Marilyn Monroe visited the U.S. military base in Japan. This photo is of her rescuing a U.S. soldier with a back injury.
Group photo of cadets of the 1st Polish Armored Battalion Non-Commissioned Officer School in Poznan in 1931, a bit hot-eyed.