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When did the first kamikaze attack happen?
The first kamikaze attack happen on December 7, 1941, Pearl Harbor.
How did America react to the first kamikaze attack of World War 2?
they blew the pilots
Why did Japan's use of kamikazes illustrate about its desire to win the war?
The theory behind kamikaze attacks were twofold: 1) A manually piloted missile is more accurate than a "dumb fired" missile. 2) A kamikaze attack is a form of psychological warfare, as the knowledge that your enemy has no fear of death can be frightening. Kamikaze attacks are also related to the so called "banzai charge" - where ground troops would launch a massive wave of infantry in an attempt to avoid surrender and maximize odds of victory. Kamikaze attacks were actually not very effective and their effectiveness waned as the war waged on. Losses caused by kamikaze attacks did not significantly weaken Allied forces.
Who created the kamikaze pilot?
Japanese Rear Admiral Masafumi Arima came up with the concept of the suicidal Kamikaze tactic but it was Vice Admiral Takijiro Onishi that formed the first attack squadron .
How many people died on the Essex?
In the WWII Kamikaze attack of 25 November 1944, 15 were killed and 44 were wounded.
When did the first kamikaze attack happen?
The first kamikaze attack happen on December 7, 1941, Pearl Harbor.
How effective were Kamikaze pilots?
yes
What was a Japanese Suicide attack called?
Kamikaze.
What attack the pearl harbor?
The Japanese with Kamikaze planes
Who did the kamikaze pilots attack?
U.S. war ships.
How were Kamikaze pilots different from regular pilots?
Kamikaze pilots were not expected to return from what was a suicidal attack on the enemy.Most Kamikaze pilots had little training, nor flew decent aeroplanes.
In which country did the Kamikaze the drink not the suicide attack originate?
Japan
Suicidal japanese airplane attack?
Kamikaze - meaning Divine Wind.
How did America react to the first kamikaze attack of World War 2?
they blew the pilots
Why did Japan's use of kamikazes illustrate about its desire to win the war?
The theory behind kamikaze attacks were twofold: 1) A manually piloted missile is more accurate than a "dumb fired" missile. 2) A kamikaze attack is a form of psychological warfare, as the knowledge that your enemy has no fear of death can be frightening. Kamikaze attacks are also related to the so called "banzai charge" - where ground troops would launch a massive wave of infantry in an attempt to avoid surrender and maximize odds of victory. Kamikaze attacks were actually not very effective and their effectiveness waned as the war waged on. Losses caused by kamikaze attacks did not significantly weaken Allied forces.
Who created the kamikaze pilot?
Japanese Rear Admiral Masafumi Arima came up with the concept of the suicidal Kamikaze tactic but it was Vice Admiral Takijiro Onishi that formed the first attack squadron .
How many people died on the Essex?
In the WWII Kamikaze attack of 25 November 1944, 15 were killed and 44 were wounded.
