Pacific War History 18: Kamikaze Suicide Plane

History of the Pacific War 18: Kamikaze Kamikaze Aircraft <Caption> Illustration of the U.S. invasion, Japanese soldiers disembarking from ships, Japanese soldiers landing, Japanese soldiers hard at work defending Luzon, U.S. forces attacking Japanese forces, artillery firing, Japanese wounded, Japanese dead, great victory for Japanese forces, appearance of Kamikaze Kamikaze aircraft The main port town of Ormoc is in the hands of the U.S. 77th, the battle-torn island of Leyte, shooting date unknown, release date: January 1, 1951.

Japan-funded projects spare Philippine city from horror of flashfloods

Japan-funded projects spare Philippine city from horror of flashfloods

Photo taken in the central Philippine city of Ormoc in February shows Narciso Dumalan (L), 54, posing with his daughter Jaica, who is named after the Japan International Cooperation Agency. Jaica was born in 2000 and given her name to show her father's gratitude for the agency's flood-control projects following a massive flashflood in the city in 1991. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

FEATURE: Japan-funded projects spare Philippine city from horror of flash floods

FEATURE: Japan-funded projects spare Philippine city from horror of flash floods

Photo taken in February shows a slit dam in the upper reaches of a river in the central Philippine city of Ormoc. The Japan International Cooperation Agency set up it to mitigate high water events following a massive flash flood in the city in 1991. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

FEATURE: Japan-funded projects spare Philippine city from horror of flash floods

FEATURE: Japan-funded projects spare Philippine city from horror of flash floods

Photo taken in February shows a river bank in the central Philippine city of Ormoc. The Japan International Cooperation Agency widened and improved it to mitigate high water events following a massive flash flood in the city in 1991. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo