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As of right now, I have "The Last Zero Fighter" by Dan King, "Eagles of Mitsubishi" by Jiro Horikoshi, "Memoirs of a Kamikaze" by Kazuo Odachi, and "The Emperor's Sea Eagle" by Abe Zenji. I have Saburo Sakai's "Samurai!" book in my wishlist, but I am still looking for more. Any recommendations...

As the title says, I am looking for books written by or taking accounts from WW2 Japanese pilots or engineers. I already have a few and am looking to expand my collection. Any recommendations you all have would be very helpful to me. Thanks!

Just went to a Don Quijote store in Hawaii for the first time and have had their theme stuck in my head and speakers for the past few days.

They haven't been in one large conflict since the Korea War, yet all of them have enough medals to make Zhukov jealous.

Ah, that looks a lot better. Thank you for the correction.

Personally, I like HIJMS Shokaku and Zuikaku but that is just me.

Did a quick Google on the part number and one PDF result came up in the "images" section. Code "66-15254" relates to an AH-1S. As to what it correlates to, I have no idea. (PDF page 6, two lines below the variant "AH-1S" in bold letters.)

(This is my first post here, so cut me some slack if I make errors) LDS_Guy: "Latter-Day Saint" Guy. I am what most call a "Mormon." It's a username that I have used for most of my accounts since things like "Mormon_Guy" are likely not allowed and "Member of the Church of Jesus Christ of...