Stock Photo: Last Command Post, Saipan, Usa
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The site of the last headquarters of the Japanese army is located at the northern end of Saipan. There are war fortresses formed by war remnants such as tanks and artillery left over from World War II and natural limestone. This was originally an underground storage warehouse for atomic bombs. The B29 atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan during World War II were loaded from here. Now the site is a small park with green everywhere, but you can still see the bunker on the wall and the remains of the chariot. It is a must-visit place for history lovers.
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