US EditionThe Story of a B-29 Bomber Ripping of a Kongo Class IJN Battleship's Stern With a Direct Hit
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The Story of a B-29 Bomber Ripping of a Kongo Class IJN Battleship's Stern With a Direct Hit
The Surprise at Kure Naval Arsenal On June 22, 1945, American B-29 bombers launched a major airstrike on the Japanese Kure Naval Arsenal, a key site for shipbuilding and naval weapon production during World War II. This location on the southern coast of Honshu was heavily fortified and played a major role in the construction and maintenance of the Japanese fleet. Among the targets that day was the aging battleship Haruna, a Kongo-class ship comm…
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