일본이 미국 본토를 공격한 걸 아십니까? | 미국이 숨긴 풍선폭탄의 진실

In late 1944, Japan attacked the U.S. mainland in a way no one could have predicted. Thousands of massive paper balloon bombs flew across the Pacific Ocean toward the American continent, and civilian casualties actually occurred in Oregon. Why did the U.S. government hide this fact from the public? And did the young Japanese girls who made these balloon bombs know what they were creating? In this video, we examine Japan's "Fu-Go" operation, which actually existed during World War II, the only incident involving civilian casualties on the U.S. mainland, and the tragic truth hidden behind it. ※ This video was produced based on publicly available historical materials and records. 📚 References and Image Sources National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) USAAF World War II archival footage Library of Congress U.S. Forest Service archives Oregon Historical Society National Park Service Wikimedia Commons Edo-Tokyo Museum, Japan National Diet Library Digital Collections Publicly available historical photographs and World War II archival materials 🏷️ Hashtags #History #WorldWarII #Japan #USA #BalloonBomb #FuGo #Hiroshima #WarHistory #TrueStory #FascinatingCuriosity