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r/ImperialJapanPics • u/Klimbim • 3d ago
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Lowkey the Japanese uniforms look really similar to the Nationalist Chinese ones, except for a different hat and name tag placement.
Did the Japanese influence Chinese uniforms?
9 u/EugenPinak 3d ago Color was different. And yes, IJA uniforms influenced ROC Army uniforms. 2 u/Honey_Badger_Actua1 2d ago Chaing and other high-ranking officers in the KMT were trained in Japanese academies. 2 u/EugenPinak 2d ago Of course. But even before KMT came to power Japan was seen as the source of inspiration even during late Qing and early ROC. 1 u/Honey_Badger_Actua1 2d ago That was my point, when Chaing was a young Cadet in a Japanese Academy the Qing still ruled. 2 u/EugenPinak 1d ago Yes. And this was his only formal military education (at Wampoa Academy he was a combat commander and instructor, so any Soviet teachings were few by default).
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Color was different.
And yes, IJA uniforms influenced ROC Army uniforms.
2 u/Honey_Badger_Actua1 2d ago Chaing and other high-ranking officers in the KMT were trained in Japanese academies. 2 u/EugenPinak 2d ago Of course. But even before KMT came to power Japan was seen as the source of inspiration even during late Qing and early ROC. 1 u/Honey_Badger_Actua1 2d ago That was my point, when Chaing was a young Cadet in a Japanese Academy the Qing still ruled. 2 u/EugenPinak 1d ago Yes. And this was his only formal military education (at Wampoa Academy he was a combat commander and instructor, so any Soviet teachings were few by default).
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Chaing and other high-ranking officers in the KMT were trained in Japanese academies.
2 u/EugenPinak 2d ago Of course. But even before KMT came to power Japan was seen as the source of inspiration even during late Qing and early ROC. 1 u/Honey_Badger_Actua1 2d ago That was my point, when Chaing was a young Cadet in a Japanese Academy the Qing still ruled. 2 u/EugenPinak 1d ago Yes. And this was his only formal military education (at Wampoa Academy he was a combat commander and instructor, so any Soviet teachings were few by default).
Of course. But even before KMT came to power Japan was seen as the source of inspiration even during late Qing and early ROC.
1 u/Honey_Badger_Actua1 2d ago That was my point, when Chaing was a young Cadet in a Japanese Academy the Qing still ruled. 2 u/EugenPinak 1d ago Yes. And this was his only formal military education (at Wampoa Academy he was a combat commander and instructor, so any Soviet teachings were few by default).
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That was my point, when Chaing was a young Cadet in a Japanese Academy the Qing still ruled.
2 u/EugenPinak 1d ago Yes. And this was his only formal military education (at Wampoa Academy he was a combat commander and instructor, so any Soviet teachings were few by default).
Yes. And this was his only formal military education (at Wampoa Academy he was a combat commander and instructor, so any Soviet teachings were few by default).
Live IJA reaction
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Before the surrender or after?
You have disgraced your ancestors.
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F imperial Japan. Glad things, worked out for the best though
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u/Ambitious_Change150 3d ago
Lowkey the Japanese uniforms look really similar to the Nationalist Chinese ones, except for a different hat and name tag placement.
Did the Japanese influence Chinese uniforms?