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Imperial Japanese Naval Aviator 193745 Warrior 55 Osamu Tagaya

SKU: BELL-5549808

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Publisher: Osprey Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.33 MB

Pages: 66

Author: Osamu Tagaya, John White

ISBN: 9781841763859, 9781782000730, 9781782000655, 1841763853, 1782000739, 1782000658

Language: English

Year: 2003

Volume: 55

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Imperial Japanese Naval Aviator 193745 Warrior 55 Osamu Tagaya by Osamu Tagaya, John White 9781841763859, 9781782000730, 9781782000655, 1841763853, 1782000739, 1782000658 instant download after payment.

The fateful attack on Pearl Harbor forced the Western world to revise its opinion of Japan"s airmen. Before World War II (1939-1945), Japanese aviators had been seen as figures of ridicule and disdain; yet the ruthless skill and efficiency of their performance in December 1941 and the months that followed won them a new reputation as a breed of oriental superman. This book explores the world of the Imperial Japanese Naval airman, from the zenith of his wartime career until the turning of the tide, when the skill and experience of the average Japanese airman declined. Cultural and social background, recruitment, training, daily life and combat experience are all covered.