British Nationals Leave Japan As Last Of American Soldiers Leave China

The video discusses Winston Churchill's strategic moves in the Pacific, highlighting his declaration to Parliament about Britain's potential war with Japan, contingent on American involvement. This stance causes tension with Japan. Concurrently, the United States orders its Marines out of China, a move that could endanger the small contingent of 970 Marines if hostilities arise, as they could be taken hostage.

What was the situation of the United States Marines in China?

What risks did the Leathernecks face if trouble arose?