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Posted on Oct 21, 2016
An army of 1000 Japanese soldiers was decimated by saltwater crocodiles during the Battle of...
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I do not know if I would call them an unlikely ally. But it is one of the oddest things to happen in warfare.
An army of 1000 Japanese soldiers was decimated by saltwater crocodiles during the Battle of...
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oh well... too bad for the Japanese... but the Crocks had indigestion for a month...
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