Japanese Aviation Technology was far more advanced than the United States Military understood, despite battle reports from the American Volunteer Group fighting for Nationalist Chinese. The AVG made early reports reguarding the A6M2 Zero fighter and its abilities in combat.
Japanese Aircraft design was guided by the nature of the environment in which it was designed to operate. Long ranges over vast areas of ocean required large fuel tanks, which required lightweight designs. Bombers were essentially strategic in all respects except payload and few if any allied aircraft could equal them in the early stages of the war. Japanese fighter aircraft were built to the same specifications, and were capable of great range and performance. No allied aircraft could match them in these areas for the first few years of combat.Japanese pilots were trained in an extensive and brutal manner over a period of years. They were exceptional and virtually unmatched in skill and training anywhere in the world. However, their numbers were small...very small, and the Japanese had no reserves to speak of. Once the prime aircrews were lost to various disasters there became a huge void in skilled combat pilots. No matter the number of aircraft produced after these losses, or the level of superiority in technology, the undertrained replacement aircrews could not hope to cope with over-whelming numbers of highly trained and motivated allied aircrews who flew ever increasingly superior aircraft. The situation for Japan was hopeless against the industrial might of the United States.
Hawaii, you are reffering to the attack on Pearl Harbour, Pearl Harbour is in Hawaii.
Some buildings, docks, warships and warplanes.
In World War 2
World war 2
japanese and australia
The War changed the Americans attitude toward the Japanese because they found out after World War 2 the Japanese Americans were innocent of helping the Japanese bomb Pearl Harbor.
Germany never bombed any Japanese cities during World War 2. They were allied to each other during that war.
The Japanese.
For conquests.
The Japanese
Japanese.
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