Talk:Unit 516
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Shouldn't that be the "Nen River"?
The Nenjiang is the main river around Qiqihar. I don't know of a Yen River...
[edit] No evidence, too much bias
Any evidence of Japanese Chemical Weapon was handed to China, and Chinese buried them close to China weapons. This is laughable. Those were Japanese Chemical Weapons, buried by Japanese. Japanese government should pay for repair the environment damage, such as water and soil poinsoning.
[edit] Kempeitai?
Unit 516 was not Kempeitai unit. Unit 516 was Kwantung Army's Laboratory about chemical warfare.--Snlf1 (talk) 18:15, 22 July 2009 (UTC)
