13 Abandoned Places Of America Will Change Your Perception Of The Country

Japan invaded Guam in December 1941, and occupied the island until the summer of 1944, but could not sustain the occupation as US forces got won it back The Battle of Guam was the destructive battle ever on American soil and accounted for hundreds, and in its aftermath, many Japanese soldiers fled into the jungle, some of them hiding for years or even decades. This bamboo cave was the home of the last bastion and the occupant was Japanese Sergeant Shoichi Yokoi, who was found on Guam in 1972, he hid from the public eye for almost 28 years.