The 96th Infantry Division had already seen blood on Leyte. But Okinawa—the “typhoon of steel”—would etch their names into the hardest rock of the Pacific War.
April–June 1945, Okinawa
The 96th Infantry Division had already seen blood on Leyte. But Okinawa—the “typhoon of steel”—would etch their names into the hardest rock of the Pacific War.