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- When airplanes were introduced into the battlefield during World War I and fighter planes were developed, pilots who shot down a large number of enemy planes (later defined as five or more) were awarded the title of "Ace" and began to be praised.
- The Japanese Army experienced its first modern air combat over mainland China in September 1937, and from the Nomonhan Incident in 1939 through to the end of the Pacific War, many pilots who met the criteria for becoming an ace emerged in numerous air battles.
- This book unravels the footsteps of the aces who emerged from the Japanese Army's fighter squadrons and passes them on to future generations.


Item Size/Weight : 25.9 x 21.4 x 1.1 cm / 559g

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234030

ISBN code

9784499234030

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