Difference between revisions of "Kamikaze"

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A Kamikaze is a Japanese pilot who towards the end of the Second World War purposely crashed their planes into enemy ships. The name is translated into "Divine Wind", which refers to a storm that destroyed an invading mongol fleet in the 13th century.
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'''Kamikazes''' were [[Japanese]] [[pilot]]s who towards the end of the [[World War II|Second World War]] purposely crashed their [[plane]]s into enemy [[ship]]s. The name is translated into "Divine Wind", which refers to a [[storm]] that destroyed an invading [[mongol]] fleet in the 13th century.

Revision as of 20:48, June 30, 2008

Kamikazes were Japanese pilots who towards the end of the Second World War purposely crashed their planes into enemy ships. The name is translated into "Divine Wind", which refers to a storm that destroyed an invading mongol fleet in the 13th century.

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