In the case of IJN, 302-ku was responsible for the defense of Tokyo and its nearby.
Zero(A6M) and Raiden(J2M) intercepted in the daytime while Gekko(J1N), Ginga(P1Y) and Suisei(D4Y) did in the nighttime.
In the case of IJN, 302-ku was responsible for the defense of Tokyo and its nearby.
Zero(A6M) and Raiden(J2M) intercepted in the daytime while Gekko(J1N), Ginga(P1Y) and Suisei(D4Y) did in the nighttime.
Were the Japanese pilots trained in instrument flying? I'm assuming the bomber pilots were, but don't know for sure. The picture above with the Gekkos looks very low vis, and would probably require an instrument approach to get in hence the question.
Yes they would Biff but I think yours is a general idea when the air raid was cancelled when the weather was bad in fact.
I heard many accidents in the night flights between Japanese homeland and Taiwan as the weather changed quickly.