While soldiers in battle have long worn headgear for protection, helmets issued during World War II were never meant to be ...

It was first developed and mass-produced in 1941, before the United States entered World War II and was the standard helmet all the way through the mid-1980s. More than 22 million were made during ...

See Dessa Goddard appraise a Japanese russet iron Namban helmet, ca. 1800, in Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Hour 3. Aired 01/20/2025 | Rating TV-G Genre ...

In all, 1,280 remains of Japanese war-dead, including six on Okinawa, have been identified by DNA tests since 2003, the health ministry said. The remains of around 14,000 people are stored in the ...

In all, 1,280 remains of Japanese war-dead, including six on Okinawa, have been identified by DNA tests since 2003, the health ministry said. The remains of around 14,000 people are stored in the ...

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba gifted President Trump a golden samurai helmet during their first face-to-face meeting ...

Statistics can be devastating. While about 4 percent of Allied troops captured by the Nazis and Italian fascists died in captivity, approximately 27 percent captured by the Japanese in World War ...

While many battles took place across Europe, fighting also spread to the Pacific where American and Japanese forces clashed ...

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba gifted President Trump a golden samurai helmet during their first face-to-face meeting at the White House on Friday. The lavish present — known as the ...

In this episode of ABC7's #FACEism series, we focus on one soldier in particular whose life is teaching the world about an entire generation of remarkable Americans. We call this story "Love Stanley." ...

Mitsuo Fuchida, the Japanese pilot who led the attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, was inspired to renounce his warrior code and become a Christian evangelist after the war.

ANCHIETA, Brazil--After more than 75 years, officials in the Brazilian state of San Paulo apologized for persecuting Japanese-Brazilian immigrants before and after the end of World War II.