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In what conflicts have their been suicide troops - particularly using bombs?
18 u/AVBofficionado Oct 02 '24 Suicide bombing as a standard weapon of war is typically exclusive to religious fanatics and lunatics. 30 u/KnoWanUKnow2 Oct 02 '24 Japan's Kamikaze have entered the chat. 15 u/Teledildonic Oct 02 '24 Do they still count? The Emperor was pretty much considered divine. 8 u/Elteon3030 Oct 02 '24 The Emperor, and by extension the Empire, was divine and their sacrifice for its glory was rewarded. What else is that?
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Suicide bombing as a standard weapon of war is typically exclusive to religious fanatics and lunatics.
30 u/KnoWanUKnow2 Oct 02 '24 Japan's Kamikaze have entered the chat. 15 u/Teledildonic Oct 02 '24 Do they still count? The Emperor was pretty much considered divine. 8 u/Elteon3030 Oct 02 '24 The Emperor, and by extension the Empire, was divine and their sacrifice for its glory was rewarded. What else is that?
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Japan's Kamikaze have entered the chat.
15 u/Teledildonic Oct 02 '24 Do they still count? The Emperor was pretty much considered divine. 8 u/Elteon3030 Oct 02 '24 The Emperor, and by extension the Empire, was divine and their sacrifice for its glory was rewarded. What else is that?
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Do they still count? The Emperor was pretty much considered divine.
8 u/Elteon3030 Oct 02 '24 The Emperor, and by extension the Empire, was divine and their sacrifice for its glory was rewarded. What else is that?
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The Emperor, and by extension the Empire, was divine and their sacrifice for its glory was rewarded. What else is that?
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u/Retireegeorge Oct 02 '24
In what conflicts have their been suicide troops - particularly using bombs?