banzai charge造句

• Some Japanese commanders, such as General Tadamichi Kuribayashi, recognized the futility and waste of such attacks and expressly forbade their men from carrying them out; indeed the Americans were surprised that the Japanese did not employ Banzai charges at the Battle of Iwo Jima.
• On 1 2 February, the regiment repulsed tenacious enemy Banzai charges and managed to capture the imposing Hill 1500 on 5 February, and were relieved on 14 February by elements of the 33rd Infantry Division and enjoyed some R & R behind the lines.
• Both were among the costliest of the war in terms of number of casualties on both sides, as Inoue deviated from previous Japanese tactics, eschewing banzai charges and making the best use of terrain and artificial fortifications in an attempt to create a war of attrition.
• By the 5 July 1944 the position of the " 43rd division " was hopeless enough so Yoshitsugu SaitM
  have ordered to prepare for suicidal banzai charge, actually performing it at the dawn of 7 July 1944 with the force of 3000 men, most of them already wounded.
• Akin to the " banzai charge " used by Japanese servicemen during the Pacific War, the Korean People's Army used " Kim IlsO
  ng SuryO
  ngnim Manse ! " ( @ ?| ???肛?坦8? 褢錯b 枡権? 剅k; " Long live the great leader Kim Il-sung " ) as a charge mantra during the Korean War.
• A battle to reclaim Attu was launched on May 11, 1943 and completed following a final Japanese banzai charge on May 29 . On 15 August 1943, an invasion force landed on Kiska in the wake of a sustained three-week barrage, only to discover that the Japanese had withdrawn from the island on July 29.
• S . E . Smith reports in The United States Marine Corps in World War II, " The first banzai charge came in . . . at 2 a . m ., ( July 25 ) and when it did, the warships standing offshore opened up with star-shell illumination, lighting some 600 Japan ese naval troops in white uniforms.
• In Gailey's words, " General Kanda's offensive was a disaster . . . Indeed, the entire series of attacks by the Japanese is as inexplicable as the Australians'desire to conquer all the island . " Having learned a costly lesson about the ineffectiveness of banzai charges, Kanda pulled his men back to a defensive perimeter around Buin and reinforced them with the garrisons from the Shortlands and the Fauros.