Examples of 'japanese garrison' in a sentence
Meaning of "japanese garrison"
japanese garrison: Refers to a military force or group of troops stationed in a specific location, especially in Japan
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The Japanese garrison surrendered without a fight.
January fire contacts with the Japanese garrison were reported.
The Japanese garrison killed the natives and burned it.
Allied moves to isolate the large Japanese garrison on Rabaul proceeded by land and air.
The Japanese garrison was on the island during the war.
The massive naval and aerial bombardment appeared to have overwhelmed the Japanese garrison.
But the junior Japanese garrison commander disobeyed orders and refused to withdraw.
This advance divides the Japanese garrison.
The Japanese garrison retreated northward.
The Regiment was employed in the elimination of the Japanese garrison on that Island.
The Japanese garrison at Manokwari was cut off and attempted to retreat to Sorong.
But the junior Japanese garrison commander.
The Japanese garrison in Hong Kong officially signs the instrument of surrender.
Here is the Japanese garrison area.
There was severe fighting on Ramree, in which most of the Japanese garrison died.
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A few members of the Japanese garrison may have escaped to Rabaul.
Less than 24 hours ago, the Marines launches an amphibious assault on a heavily defended Japanese garrison.
They were imprisoned at the Japanese garrison in Calapan for several days.
The Japanese garrison was subjected to a long, intensive, and well-directed bombardment.
While Brunei was quickly secured, the Japanese garrison on Labuan held out for over a week.
The Japanese garrison of the atoll consists of about 3400 troops commanded by General Mushida.
During the Battle of Attu, all but 29 men of the Japanese garrison were killed.
They defeated the Japanese garrison with fire support from Nautilus.
The Japanese garrison only posted 83 to 160 men under the command of a warrant officer.
On 4 September 1945, the remaining Japanese garrison surrendered to a detachment of US Marines.
The Japanese garrison of 3,400 men laid down their arms with almost no resistance and surrendered.
As always, the Japanese garrison fought to the last.
Most of the Japanese garrison died during the Battle of Ramree Island.
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