Japanese infantry on the march during the offensive on Hong Kong.

Hong Kong

A Japanese marine (anchor?) and a soldier... wonder, if they survived...

Too young to die...

Japanese bomber Mitsubishi Ki-67 "Hiryu" (classification by the allies" "Peggy"). - The Ki-67's performance was remarkable compared to US medium bombers; the Ki-67 had a level-flight top speed of 537 km/h/334 mph (against 443 km/h/275 mph for the B-25, 462 km/h/287 mph for the B-26, and 538 km/h/338 mph for the A-20), good manoeuverability in high-speed dives (up to 644 km/h/400 mph), excellent sustained rate of climb, and outstanding agility (excellent turn rate, small turn radius, and ability to turn at low speeds). 
 
