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Who used kamikazes?
Japan in WW2
What did kamikazes planes tell you about Chinese culture?
To be honest nothing at all. They weren't from China. They were from Japan.
In witch battle did japan used kamikazes?
They first made their appearance in the Battle of Leyte Gulf in October of '44.
Why would japan commit suicide to try and win the war?
Kamikazes, or "divine winds", used a suicide-airplane attack to destroy Allied ships and trenches. The famous kamikazes were implented during the attack of Pearl Harbor,
What does the use of kamikazes indicate about the strength of the Japanese navy?
The use of kamikazes during World War II highlights the desperation and dwindling resources of the Japanese navy. As the war progressed, Japan faced significant losses and a shortage of capable pilots and aircraft, leading to the adoption of suicide tactics as a last resort. This reflects a shift from conventional naval warfare to a more extreme approach, indicating that the Japanese navy was struggling to maintain its effectiveness against overwhelming Allied forces. Ultimately, the reliance on kamikazes underscores the dire situation of Japan's military capabilities by the war's later stages.
What were the planes for japan called in World War 2?
Planes were airplanes or aircraft. Suicide planes were called "Kamikazes."
What does kamikaze mean?
Kamikaze means god-wind and is best translated as divine wind.
How were kamikazes used by the Japanese government?
because kamikazes were tamil
Was Kamikazes considered suicide pilots?
Kamikazes were considered suicide pilots.
Bloodiest battle against japan?
For the USMC it was Iwo Jima. For the US Army & US Navy it was Okinawa. The kamikazes did most of the damage at Okinawa.
What was a German Kamikazes?
Kamikazes were not German, but in fact Japanese. Japanese kamikazes were suicide pilots in WWII who purposefully crashed thir planes full of bombs as a way of combat.
Why did kamikazes use helmets?
Funny! So they don't get killed before they hit their "intended" target.
