Sentence examples for raid on tokyo from inspiring English sources
After one heavy raid on Tokyo in March 1945, the resulting conflagration destroyed a quarter of the predominately wooden buildings.
Gabriel Heatter's famous broadcast took place on May 2 , 1942 less than one month after the famous Doolittle raid on Tokyo and a full month before the US Navy's victory at the Battle of Midway and six months before our victory on Guadalcanal.
In March 1945, 100,000 people had died in a conventional B29 raid on Tokyo.
Dresden--and the very similar fire raid on Tokyo a month later--marked the crossing, concealed from the public, of an invisible moral line.
This was not the largest number killed in a single raid: about 83,000 people died in a "conventional" raid on Tokyo in March that year.
The B-25's most spectacular exploit was its use in the April 18 , 1942 bombing raid on Tokyo led by Lieutenant Colonel (later Lieutenant General) James Doolittle.
LIKE the latter part of this year's World War II blockbuster, "Pearl Harbor," the 1944 film THIRTY SECONDS OVER TOKYO depicts James Doolittle's morale-boosting raid on Japan in April 1942.
So does Jimmy Doolittle's raid on Tokyo and Nixon and Kissinger's bombing of Cambodia.
He launched the famous raid on December 29 , 1895
A raid on management can backfire.
