Why Did the Japanese Often Experience Such High Casualty Rates

question 24

Multiple Choice

Why did the Japanese often experience such high casualty rates during World War II?

• A)Americans refused to accept their surrender.
• B)They refused to surrender.
• C)They were barely trained and often ran into gunfire.
• D)They were forced to fight and did not have the heart to do so effectively.
• E)They didn't;they rarely experienced losses more than the Americans did.

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