Hitler's and Hirohito's 'Kamikaze' Flying Bombs: The Axis’ Manned Suicide Attack Aircraft of WW2
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Hitler's and Hirohito's 'Kamikaze' Flying Bombs: The Axis’ Manned Suicide Attack Aircraft of WW2

by William Wolf

World War II Military History Aviation
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An examination of the Axis powers' use of manned suicide attack aircraft during World War II, focusing on their development and deployment.

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This book examines the development and deployment of manned suicide attack aircraft by Germany and Japan in World War II.

It covers the strategic context and technical aspects of these weapons.

The work provides insight into the Axis powers' use of such aircraft in the final stages of the conflict.

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