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today's gregor samsa is: finding the akutan zero
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today's gregor samsa is: finding the akutan zero
requested by: @ajrj-711
“A Japanese fighting plane shot down during the attack on Dutch Harbor, Alaska in early June, before shipment to the United States.” 8/8/1942
Series: Franklin D. Roosevelt Library Public Domain Photographs, 1882 - 1962. Collection: Franklin D. Roosevelt Library Public Domain Photographs, 1882 - 1962
Shot down during Japan’s attack on Dutch Harbor in Alaska’s Aleutian Islands, the “Akutan Zero” sustained only minimal damage. It was recovered and returned to flying condition, enabling test flights which revealed both its capabilities and weaknesses for American pilots and aircraft designers to exploit during World War II.
Independence Day . . . 166 years and 6 days later: An airsick Airman defeats Japan-WWII.
Independence Day . . . 166 years and 6 days later.
“Bill, one of the boys isn’t looking too good back there,” said the man dropping down in the co-pilots seat.
“Airsick?” Lt. William Thies asked.
His friend nodded. “Probably all this flying around blind we’ve been doing. Dead reckoning is fine but we really need to find some clear sign to point the way home soon or we’ll all end up sick. There’s something about this not seeing anything but sky…
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