In 1942, a 3,000-strong wing of the Japanese Army attacked an American airfield. Soldier Baslon, single-handedly killed about 1,500 Japanese soldiers. Since then, he has been called a "murderer" by the Japanese army.
The U.S. military used him as a mascot, took him off the battlefield, dragged him to give speeches in various states, and used his influence to raise funds.
Basilon was disgusted by this and repeatedly asked to return to the battlefield.
But the U.S. government refused, and appeased him with large rewards and the position of recruit instructor.
However, how could an eagle, accustomed to fighting on the battlefield, be willing to retreat into the background?
So after he married his wife, Basilon gave up all glory and went to war.
Sadly, in the Battle of Iwo Jima, Baslon died.
