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In June 1942, the Japanese army launched a secret invasion of Alaska, resulting in thousands of casualties that remained largely unknown to the American public.
“On June 7, 1942 Japan invaded Alaska. 60 years later, one man has come to take it back.”
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In June 1942, the Japanese army launched a secret invasion of Alaska, resulting in thousands of casualties that remained largely unknown to the American public.
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Two veterans return to Alaska's battlefield, where the Japanese army launched a secret invasion in June 1942. This conflict resulted in thousands of casualties but remained largely unknown to the American public. Sixty years later, the men confront their memories and reflect on the war's impact. Their visit to the site reveals personal stories and highlights a significant yet overlooked chapter of World War II in North America. Directed by Tom Putnam, the documentary runs for 86 minutes.
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