Examples of 'japanese captured' in a sentence
Meaning of "japanese captured"
refers to the specific act of capturing or taking prisoners who are Japanese nationality. It is often used in historical or military contexts to describe the actions or accomplishments of capturing Japanese individuals
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The japanese captured one of your crews yesterday.
Bertram hurriedly returned to Beijing just days before the Japanese captured the city.
A group of Japanese captured during the BattleofOkinawa.
There the Japanese captured them.
The Japanese captured the strategic port of Qingdao.
In December 1937 the Japanese captured Nanking and massacred civilians.
The Japanese captured relatively few Russian artillery pieces at Mukden.
Nevertheless, the Japanese captured a number of forward positions.
The Japanese captured one of your crews yesterday, not very far from here.
On 3 June the Japanese captured the port city of Keelung.
The Japanese captured a few vehicles in 1942 and used them in the defense of the Philippines.
Finally, the Japanese captured the two men and imprisoned them in a prisoner of war camp.
After the Japanese captured the Malayan Peninsula, both ships moved to Singapore harbour.
The Japanese captured 58 artillery pieces.
In 1942 the Japanese captured Attu and Kiska and conducted bombing raids on Unalaska.
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