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A US Navy pilot was nearly eaten in World War II—and later became president
Eight out of nine US Navy airmen downed near Chichijima were killed, and four cannibalized, by the island’s Japanese garrison. The sole escapee was a young pilot named George Bush.
From Pearl Harbor's surprise to modern naval might, explore how WWII aircraft carriers redefined warfare and today's strategic dominance.
You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. Over 80 years ago, a Japanese submarine attacked and sank the US Navy ship USS Juneau. Now, a Japanese ...
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