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'''Kamikazes''' ([[Kanji]]: 神風) were [[Japanese]] [[pilot]]s who towards the end of the [[World War II|Second World War]] purposely crashed their [[airplane]]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.
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'''Kamikaze''' ([[Kanji]]: 神風) were [[Japanese]] [[pilot]]s who towards the end of the [[World War II|Second World War]] purposely crashed their [[airplane]]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.

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Kamikaze (Kanji: 神風) were Japanese pilots who towards the end of the Second World War purposely crashed their airplanes 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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