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Japanese Defenses Collapsed Under America's Napalm bombs in 1945

Japanese Defenses Collapsed Under America's Napalm bombs in 1945 #WWII #TokyoFirebombing #Napalm On the night of March 9–10, 1945, Tokyo faced one of the most devastating air raids in history. In Operation Meetinghouse, hundreds of U.S. B-29 Superfortresses unleashed over 1,600 tons of napalm and incendiary bombs on Japan’s wooden capital, creating a firestorm so intense it erased entire neighborhoods within hours. This documentary recounts the collapse of Japan’s home defenses—bamboo spears, leather fire buckets, and water tanks—against America’s modern weapons of destruction. Through the eyes of survivors like Katsumoto Saotome and Shizuko Nishio, the story reveals the human side of the firebombing: families torn apart, children lost in the inferno, and a city reduced to ashes overnight. Beyond military strategy, the Tokyo firebombing raises chilling questions that remain relevant today: When does strategy cross into atrocity? How do we remember civilian victims erased by war? If you want to uncover more forgotten chapters of World War II history, subscribe and join us as we bring hidden wartime stories back into the light.