Just a helpful 'hint from Heloise' on pronunciation... As far as I've seen, Japanese words written in english that contain the letter "i" have it pronounced as a long "e". Therefore Iwo Jima would have Iwo sounded like ee-woah. Even trickier, the island of Ie Shima, at Okinawa, has Ie sounded as ee-ay. Incidentally, while we're at it, aircraft of the Ki series (like the Ki-43, for example) are not pronounced as separate letters, like kay-eye, but rather as the word which sounds like key. ;) Cheers! Glenn
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