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Rommel
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The Official Kuribayashi Thread
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Rokossovski
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Tadamichi Kuribayashi was a samurai and a veteran of thirty years when he was assigned to defend Iwo Jima. Known for his honor and resolute pride, General Kuribayashi demanded that he and his men always face death, never even considering surrender. Axis and Allies RTS
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Planetshakers
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"We shall defend this island with all our strength to the end.
We shall fling ourselves against the enemy tanks clutching explosives to destroy them.
We shall slaughter the enemy, dashing in among them to kill them.
Every one of our shots shall be on target and kill the enemy.
We shall not die until we have killed ten of the enemy.
We shall continue to harass the enemy with guerrilla tactics even if only one of us remains alive." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tadamichi_Kuribayashi |
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Planetshakers
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Thu Dec 22, 2011 9:56 pm |
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Sadness overcomes me as I am unable to fulfill my duty for my country,
Bullets and arrows are no more
I, falling in the field without revenge,
Will be reborn to take up my sword again.
When ugly weeds run riot over this island,
My heart and soul will be with the fate of the Imperial nation
traditional samurai death poem.
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