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in the recruitment section it is told that there were many volunteers for pilots of these planes. However, there doesnt seem to be a good source. Both sources are not check-able and leave very little information. I highly doubt that these people were so exited (yes, excited, that is what this section
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I think you need to divide this article into paragraphs explaining the two interpretations of "kamikaze" that relate to World War Two, and delete the "tai" ending in your definition, because that refers to the units. Furthermore, you may want to delete the photo of a takeoff of army planes at Chiran,
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The word "kamikaze", however, has two rather different interpretations in the context of World War Two. Westerners take it to mean various things, leaning towards any sort of special attack. However, the
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The first image, used for the page's thumbnail thingy, is not the best representation of a kamikaze. It just shows a carrier on fire - only when the context that the carrier got hit by a kamikaze does it make sense. I think we should replace it with a better image, a few of which are actually in the
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Japanese had developed aircraft as good as anything else in the skies. The problem for them was that by the later war they couldn't produce them in any kind of number - they lacked raw materials, tools, etc. It
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I am still concerned that the first sentence of the article makes the word "kamikaze" synonymous with all manner of "special attack" and the machines, people and units that made special attacks. That is a
Western perception, but not necessarily accurate. It also seems to tie the word only to the
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Japanese air fleet was outdated in secondary ways. Even if we disregard these (which I won’t call inherently unfair), the fact that the Japanese had comparable design prototypes is irrelevant bc these never entered mass production and pretty much none ever even saw effective combat. It is a
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I agree it is confusing, and it may not be correct. A few pages of the cited source are online, and the loss of
Japanese pilots is less than would be expected, but many more of the supporting crew were also lost. I did not find support for the assertion in the online text, and therefore will
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Japanese naval air operations that were special attacks that were ordered in the Fourth Quarter of 1944 and 1945. In this narrower interpretation, "kamikaze" missions were strictly naval air operations for air-to-surface attack. To describe the
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pilot, submariner, boatman, infantryman, etc. who makes that attack. The people who performed special attack missions understood in advance that they would probably be one-way missions, and for the vast majority of them, the mission was indeed fatal to the attackers.
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remove it. I have ordered the book and should have it in a few weeks, and will revise the article then if needed. (The book does make an important point: The loss of
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Pacific, if not the fastest. The "Kate" was no snail either. Please cite and fix.
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