Revision is a cornerstone of historical scholarship, the welcome consequence of open discussion typically supported by rigorously-tested new evidence. This case study examines one such instance concerning the Australian War Memorial's Wirraway aircraft which famously shot down a Japanese Zero fighter aircraft in late 1942, the only one ever to do so. It presents a detailed analysis of the evidence for both the revision and status quo cases, finding overwhelmingly in favour of the latter.
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