Hitler's and Hirohito's 'Kamikaze' Flying Bombs: The Axis’ Manned Suicide Attack Aircraft of WW2
by William Wolf
William Wolf examines the manned suicide attack aircraft developed by Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan during World War II. Focusing on the Axis concept of the “Kamikaze” flying bomb, this study explores a distinctive and unsettling chapter in the history of wartime aviation and military technology.
About This Book
This book examines Hitler’s and Hirohito’s “Kamikaze” flying bombs and the Axis development of manned suicide attack aircraft during World War II.
William Wolf focuses on the aircraft associated with Germany and Japan, placing them within the broader history of wartime aviation.
The study offers readers an account of an unusual and extreme aspect of World War II military technology and strategy.
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