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Japanese Soldiers

Japanese and the
German Soldiers:
Which One was Tougher?

• Yank Magazine, 1944 •

During the Second World War the American General Joseph Lawton Collins (1917 – 1987) was one of two commanders to have given battle to both the Japanese in the East and the Nazis in the West (Curtis Lemay was the other general). In the attached two page interview with Yank</i correspondent Mack Morriss, General Collins considered the training and the grit of both enemies:

“The Jap is tougher than the German. Even the fanatic SS troops can’t compare with the Jap…Cut off an outfit of Germans and nine times out of 10 they’ll surrender. Not the Jap.”

Click here to read another article in which the Japanese and Germans were compared to one another.

Click here to read an interview with a Kamikaze pilot.

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Japanese and the[br] German Soldiers:[BR]Which One was Tougher?

Japanese and the[br] German Soldiers:[BR]Which One was Tougher?

Japanese and the[br] German Soldiers:[BR]Which One was Tougher?

similarities and difference between german army and japanese army ww2tougher japan germanywere the WW2 Japanese soldiers tougher than the German WW2 German soldiersyank magazine general j lawton collinsNazi soldiers were softer than Japanese soldiers said US General 1944comparison between Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan during ww2Japan was tougher than GermanyWW2 US Army General Joseph Lawton Collins believed Japan was tougher than GermanyJapanese soldiers were tougher than Nazi soldiers US general opinedNazi soldiers were softer than Japanese soldiers US general opinedWW2 US General Joseph Lawton Collins article 1944
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