0
What else can I help you with?
What was the mission of japanese kamikaze pilots?
The mission of kamikaze pilots was to sink or damage Allied aircraft carriers and capital ships
What is a kamikaze from World War 2?
A kamikaze was a Japanese pilot who would crash his plane into US Warships. It was a suicide mission of course, but they felt like they had to do whatever they could to win.
What Japanese pilots crashed their plans into American ships?
They were called 'kamikaze' pilots. Their mission was solely intended as a suicidal action.
Why did kamikaze start?
The Japanese military leaders were desperate to stop American invasion fleets beginning in 1944. Conventional air attacks by the Japanese Army & Navy units had suffered heavy casualties in air attacks on the US Navy ships that had very effective Anti-Aircraft weapons. By 1944, the Japanese were suffering heavy losses with few hits on the US ships. The Japanese had long-practiced military suicide attacks in ground combat, and now the Kamikaze suicide mission was the next logical (or emotional) step in the evolution of Japanese tactics in the face of a very dire situation.
What is a kamikaze poliot?
The Kamikaze pilot flew his plane into US ships on a suicide mission .
Did any Japanese suicide pilots ever abort a mission?
There were numerous instances of Kamikaze pilots returning to base. This allowed them to try again when there were better opportunities.
What is a cozy?
I believe the word you're thinking of is actually 'kamikaze'. What is a 'kamikaze'? During World War 2, the Japanese formed a group of men that were to crash their planes into ships carrying supplies for other countries. It was a suicide attack mission. They are remembered as 'kamikazes'.
What is a coma cozy?
I believe the word you're thinking of is actually 'kamikaze'. What is a 'kamikaze'? During World War 2, the Japanese formed a group of men that were to crash their planes into ships carrying supplies for other countries. It was a suicide attack mission. They are remembered as 'kamikazes'.
Why was Kamikaze important to Japan?
I don't honestly know but it was to please their emperor on a suicidal mission
The mission of kamikaze pilots was to?
Well, they were pretty much suicide pilots... Their main mission was to kill whoever was on whatever country they were trying to destroy
Why did kamikaze missions pose such a deadly threat to allied forces?
Because they didn't fear death, there mission was to crash after using all of their ammunition. When they did crash they directed it towards military targets. (example: they crashed into the military base in Hawaii. Destroying ships and killing many soldiers)
What is the definition to kamikaze?
Kamikaze is a Japanese term meaning "divine wind"; kamimeans god or divine and kazi, obviously, means wind. It comes from an incident in Japan's history: in the 13th century, typhoons made it impossible for the Mongols to invade Japan. The term was used for the suicide missions undertaken by Japanese pilots in World War II because the hope was that they would have the same effect as the prior "holy winds" had.
