US Captures Japanese Soldiers

The video discusses the significant increase in Japanese surrenders during World War II, highlighting the largest group captured in the Philippines and the notable rise in surrender rates in Okinawa. It also touches on the changing mindset of Japanese soldiers regarding their willingness to die for the emperor.

What does the signal core film reveal about the Japanese surrenders?

• A routine capture event

• The smallest group captured in a day

• The largest group captured in a 24-hour period

• No significant captures

What was the initial surrender rate of Japanese soldiers on Okinawa?

• 25 out of 100

• 50 out of 100

• 1 out of 100

• 10 out of 100

What percentage did the number of Japanese prisoners rise to on Okinawa?

• 11%

• 15%

• 20%

• 5%

How many Japanese soldiers surrendered on Okinawa, indicating a change in mindset?

• 11000

• 9000

• 7000

• 5000

What change in attitude is observed among some Japanese soldiers?

• Desire to return home

• Changing their minds about dying for the emperor

• Increased willingness to fight

• No change in attitude