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He has given General McChrystal the chance to achieve the first, crucial part of his strategy: to regain the initiative in a war that has been slipping inexorably into the enemy's hands.
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Mr Brockman said the idea that the Spitfires were hidden to stay out of enemy hands was not necessarily correct because Japanese forces would have not been in a position to use them at that point.
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In Japan, Samurai warriors would carry out Seppuku, a ritual suicide by disembowelment, rather than fall into enemy hands.
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