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America Had Plans to Help Russia Invade Japan During World War II The first five Soviet ships arrived from April 10 through 14 bearing more than 2,358 Soviet sailors and their commander, Rear Admiral Boris Popov, a former destroyer officer. They were trained over the subsequent weeks while the U.S. vessels filtered into Cold Bay. Here s What You Need To Remember: The project anticipated the Soviet entry into the war against Japan, and trained Soviet sailors on the use of American ships. As it happened, Soviet assistance was not needed - and owing to the beginning of the Cold War, Moscow was remarkably slow in giving the ships back.

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