US EditionWhat Japan Discovered From Captured F4F Wildcats In WW2
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What Japan Discovered From Captured F4F Wildcats In WW2
In the early morning hours of December 23, 1941, Wake Island fell silent after weeks of fierce resistance. Amid the wreckage lay a battered U.S. Navy F4F-3 Wildcat that had crash-landed but remained largely intact. The Imperial Japanese Navy recognized its value immediately. The fighter was carefully recovered, shipped to Japan, and restored to flying condition — an extraordinary opportunity to study American engineering up close. YouTube / Worl…
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