. one in every two Allied soldiers would be dead. It is doubtful that the British would participate.Documented Prisoners taken by or surrendered to th... American military by year:1942: 1,167.1943: 1,064.1944: 5,122.1945: 12,19.Japanese Military dead from 1941 to 1945 in the Pacific, 1,555,308.The number of Japanese soldiers, sailors, and airmen who surrendered was limited by the Japanese military indoctrinating its personnel to fight to the death, Allied personnel often being unwilling to take. The look on his brutish face terrified Anne, and she knew she couldn't stall him any longer."This way," she whispered nervously. She led him upstairs to her bedroom. Julie looked like she was about to faint from terror. Without a word, Al opened the paper sack he'd brought and attached the chains to the four bedposts of Anne's bed."Strip and lie down on your belly," he told her."You can't order me around like this!" Anne bluffed, feeling a wave of horror. "You'd just better leave--" Can it!" Al. Their people lacked snouts, and instead had sloping noses that jutted from their faces. They had no tusks, and their jaws were small, with dull teeth that weren’t suited to biting. Despite his alien appearance, it was somehow more familiar than the split mandibles of the Sangheili, or the gas-sucking orifices of the Unggoy.She watched as he chewed on one of the sandwiches laboriously, his mouth too small to swallow it in one go. He glanced up at her, noticing that she was watching. He was a. "Sir, I have pinpointed the location of the signal," Terry said.Ken looked over at Terry, as he walked back to his chair, and sat down, and said, "Put it on screen."The image of the stars changed and now he saw the frozen wastes of Pluto. The image tightened onto a small canyon and changed again to show the bottom of the canyon. It was filled with many boulders and he doesn't see anything."I don't see anything Terry. Are you sure this is it?" Ken asked."Yes, Sir, this is the location of the.