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By 5 p.m. on July 5, with more than 2,000 Island Nation soldiers stationed along the Coastline killed, the landing battle finally came to an end.
Subsequently, General Christy ordered all military forces to rest and recuperate on the Islandtop, and notified the navy and Air Force to rebuild navy and Air Force bases in the Ryukyu Islands and deploy at least 1,500 airplanes.
Now that the Ryukyu Islands were occupied, the next task, besides clearing out the remaining Island Nation forces on the island, was to organize the Air Force to send a few Bombers to play over Native Land territory.
Of course, since there were only so many slots available for play, they had to rotate, aiming to let every Bomber get a glimpse of the Island Nation's scenery and, incidentally, leave behind something of their own as a souvenir.
By just after 7 p.m., tens of thousands of soldiers had landed on the island and were temporarily stationed near Naha.
