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The bombers Japan could see but couldn’t reach
In November 1944, the air war over Japan changed in a way Japanese pilots could see with their own eyes. The enemy was not invisible. Radar stations could detect the incoming aircraft. Fighter bases ...
Captain Walter Young made a final decision that revealed the cost of leadership in the air war over Japan. Instead of leaving a crippled bomber behind, he turned back to protect it, a choice that cost ...
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