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Property	Value
rdfs:label	Utsunomiya
rdfs:comment	Utsunomiya became part of the US puppet state South Japan after World War II. It was the site of a pitched battle between the invading North Japanese Army and the United States Army. The U.S. Army able to stop North Japan's momentum, and begin pushing them back eventually to Sendai north of the old demilitarized zone along the Agano River. Sgt. Mike Sullivan's company was part of the American forces stopping the North Japanese advance at Utsunomiya.
dcterms:subject	Battles Joe Steele Japanese Cities
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Partof	Japanese War
Date	1948
Result	Defeat of North Japanese forces
combatant	South Japan United States (Joe Steele) Soviet Union (Joe Steele) North Japan
Place	Utsunomiya, South Japan
Conflict	Battle of Utsunomiya
abstract	Utsunomiya became part of the US puppet state South Japan after World War II. It was the site of a pitched battle between the invading North Japanese Army and the United States Army. The U.S. Army able to stop North Japan's momentum, and begin pushing them back eventually to Sendai north of the old demilitarized zone along the Agano River. Sgt. Mike Sullivan's company was part of the American forces stopping the North Japanese advance at Utsunomiya.