Japanese graffiti left behind on the Aleutian Island of Kiska. The Japanese covertly evacuated the island days before the joint American-Canadian invasion in August of 1943. On the left it says: "you are dancing by foolische (im Deutsch) Order of Rousebelt"; On the right it is writen: "We shall come again and kill out separately Yanki-joker".

Japanese graffiti

Japanese L2D transport plane. Plane was manufactured under license from DC-3. The L2D series, numerically, was the most important Japanese transport in World War II. Alliedcode name Tabby. Military variants, while visually similar, were substantially different. The Kinsei 51/53 engines had 1,325 hp (975 kW) and featured enlarged nacelles and large propeller spinners, while the cockpit bulkhead was moved back 40 inches (100 cm) so all four crew members forward were in one compartment, with three extra windows added behind the cockpit, like in the Li-2.

Japanese L2D transport

This aerial view shows Japan's home fleet, arrayed in battle line, on October 29, 1940, off the coast of Yokohama, Japan. 