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B-17 Flying Fortress es from the 398th Air Expeditionary Group | 398th Bombardment Group fly a bombing run to Neumünster, Germany, on 13 April 1945.

He was a torchbearer in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania on April 13, 2008 for the Olympic torch relay through his country.

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Despite the strict guidelines, some exceptions have occurred: Bionic Commando ( though swastikas were eliminated in the US version ), Smash TV and Golgo 13: Top Secret Episode contained human violence, the latter also containing implied sexuality and tobacco use ; River City Ransom and Taboo: The Sixth Sense contained nudity, and the latter also contained religious images, as did Castlevania II and III.

Chiba's action films were not only about martial arts but also action thriller ( Doberman Cop and Golgo 13: Assignment Kowloon-both of 1977 ), jidaigeki ( Shogun's Samurai-1978, Samurai Reincarnation-1981 ) science fiction ( G. I.

Martial films include The Karate Kid, Kung Fu Hustle, Fearless, Ninja Assassin, Ong-Bak, Shanghai Noon, Kill Bill, Fist of Legend, Iron Monkey, Drunken Master, Enter the Dragon, Mortal Kombat, Flashpoint, Champion of Death, Karate Bearfighter, Doberman Cop, Golgo 13: Assignment Kowloon and The Street Fighter series.

* Golgo 13

Streamline also licensed and dubbed other popular anime series and movies such as Fist of the North Star, Wicked City, Lensman, Vampire Hunter D and The Professional: Golgo 13.

Chiba's subsequent projects included such pictures as The Bullet Train ( 1975 ), Karate Warriors ( 1976 ), Doberman Cop ( 1977 ), Golgo 13: Assignment Kowloon ( 1977 ) and The Assassin ( 1977 ).

* Golgo 13: Assignment Kowloon ( 1977 )-as Duke Tōgō

It has been continuously serialized in Weekly Shōnen Jump since September 1976, with over 1700 chapters published, making it the longest-running manga series in history ( Golgo 13 and Doraemon began publication earlier, but neither has been in continuous serialization ).

At the same time, a special manga known as was published featuring the Kochikame characters in special chapters of series such as Golgo 13, Lupin III, Kinnikuman and Dragon Ball, as well as congratulatory pics from over 80 manga artists, many from Weekly Shōnen Jump authors past and present, but also from other Shueisha manga artists and even from manga artists not associated with Shueisha such as Hiromu Arakawa ( Fullmetal Alchemist ) and Jyoji Morikawa ( Hajime no Ippo ).

Golgo 13 ( The Holiday Runner )-Ryo-san and Nakagawa are on vacation in France when Ryo-san's luggage gets mixed up with Golgo 13's.

* A fictive attempt to resurrect the project forms the plot of the Golgo 13 story The Gun at Am-Shara.

Golgo 13 is the longest running manga still in publication, and its tankōbon edition has the third highest number of volumes.

Golgo 13, also known by the pseudonym Duke Togo ( デユーク ・ 東郷 ), is a professional assassin.

Duke's alias (" Golgo 13 ") contains references to the death of Jesus Christ.

Golgo 13 began serialization in the January 1969 issue of the monthly manga anthology Big Comic published by Shogakukan and is currently in serialization.

In 1986, LEED Publishing Company released four Golgo 13 trade paperbacks translated by Patrick Connolly.

In 1989 and 1990, LEED and Vic Tokai published two new Golgo 13 comic books, as part of the promotion for two Golgo 13 video games.

In 1991, LEED Publishing and Viz Media published The Professional: Golgo 13, a three part mini-series.

In 2006, Golgo 13 was brought back by Viz Media as part of the Viz Signature collection.

Each volume ends with an editorial commentary on Golgo 13 as a cultural phenomenon in Japan.

Toei Company produced a live-action film simply titled Golgo 13 in 1973, directed by Junya Sato and starring Ken Takakura in the title role.