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The Last Banzai: the battle of Saipan (with maps!)

In the suffocating darkness of Guadalcanal, American soldiers of the 164th Infantry brace for a terrifying Japanese banzai charge. The M1 Garand speaks with unstoppable firepower #WarEchoes #WWII #BattleOfGuadalcanal #M1Garand #WW2History | War Echoes

4 Machine Guns vs 1,000 Soldiers – The WWII “Meat Chopper” February 14, 1945. Battle of Luzon, Philippines. A U.S. Army M16 Halftrack armed with the devastating M45 Quadmount — four Browning M2 .50 caliber machine guns — faced a massive Japanese Banzai charge in the jungle. Originally designed as an anti-aircraft weapon, the quad .50 wasn’t meant for ground combat. But when human wave attacks surged toward American foxholes, one gunner turned the “dragon wagon” into what soldiers would later cal