1944 Battle of Saipan, in which 70,000 American troops bloodbath 40,000 Japanese troops, was called the Battle of Pacific Meat Grinder by many people. Netizens' comments on this war are tragic. The intensity of this war is unprecedented. In just 24 days, the US military fired 165000 shells. Such an attack was so terrible that Japanese soldiers directly launched a suicide charge. In the case of absolute disparity in strength, the Japanese army could not make the American army pay the price no matter how hard it tried, so the Japanese army could not escape the result of defeat in the end.

At that time, many people didn't understand why Japanese military fans chose to commit suicide by jumping off a cliff collectively. At the same time, no one knows why a war similar to hell broke out on an island. Even many people think that Japanese suicide attacks are useless. In fact, many of these things are unknown to netizens, and everyone's understanding of the war of that year is not comprehensive enough. At that time, the strength of the United States was very strong, and Japan had lost its military initiative.

Therefore, the United States will inevitably win Saipan. At that time, 67,000 people landed directly and more than 5,000 warships were stationed on the sea. In such a grim situation, there are more than 2,000 fighter planes in the sky. This powerful military force is indeed much stronger than the Japanese. But Saipan is also very important to the Japanese army, so the two sides launched a very fierce war for Saipan.

In fact, the two sides fought to the death in this war. The reason why the Japanese army formed the death squad was just to disturb the order of the US military. At that time, the Japanese ambush caused great losses to the American army, but in the face of overwhelming strength, no cleverness could succeed. In the end, the Japanese army had run out of ammunition, but it was still unwilling to surrender, so it launched a suicide charge. This war caused many deaths, but it also left a bloody history for Saipan.