Letters from Iwo Jima Page #6
to attack our homeland.
For the mainland...
For our homeland...
Until the very last man.
Our duty is to stop the enemy right here.
Not one of you...
is allowed to die until you have killed
10 enemy soldiers.
Do not expect to return home alive.
I will always be in front of you.
Long live the Emperor.
Take care and be well.
I will fight courageously until the end,
in the spirit of Yamato.
My heart will always be with you.
Takeichi.
Every household is assigned a quota
of bag-making for the gunpowder.
I cannot help but get tense when I think
that these will be used in battle.
Taro and Yoko laugh at me for this.
Takako, on evacuation in Nagano,
is also doing well.
I pray for your safety.
Sincerely, Yoshi.
No one can shoot me now.
That's a nice belt.
My wife sent me one, too.
Doesn't look like Mr. Kempeitai
has a thousand-stitch belt, does he?
Maybe he thinks it will clash
with his uniform.
He probably doesn't believe
in superstitions, anyway.
His mother made him one after all.
- Maybe they're trying to sink the island.
- My head hurts.
How many ships do you think
there are out there?
- They must be really close.
- I need to take a leak.
Don't go near the sewers.
Dysentery is spreading through there.
Where do I go then?
There is a pot at the end of the cave.
The sh*t pot is full.
Someone needs to throw it out.
If anything happens to that pot...
you'll be carrying our sh*t away
with your hands.
Is this some kind of a joke?
Why are you always picking on me?
Thank you, God. I take back
what I said before.
Shall we commence fire?
Not yet.
The men wish to commence firing.
Hold your fire!
Hold your fire!
Hold your fire!
They will take the beach
in no time if we do not resist.
Let's go. Commence firing!
Commence firing!
Commence firing!
The guns of the Kitakubo unit
were destroyed.
All the pillbox units on the beach
have been destroyed.
However, all other forces are intact...
and we estimate more than
1,000 enemy casualties.
The pillbox destruction was unavoidable.
Overall, that is good news.
How are the men
holding up at Suribachi?
Forces are intact.
What is the enemy situation?
Approximately 20,000 men and 80 tanks.
There has to be more than that.
They still have men waiting in the boats.
Currently the enemy front extends...
between Suribachi
and the south landing...
Just as I thought... Suribachi
and the Motoyama airfield.
They are making a two-pronged attack.
That's not enough! I need more ammo.
Take his place!
- The machine gun is blasted.
- Use your rifle!
Watch out! Imbecile!
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