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  • ID: 1724036
  • Uploader: IronWaffle »
  • Date: almost 11 years ago
  • Size: 195 KB .jpg (800x800) »
  • Source: seiga.nicovideo.jp/seiga/im4109910 »
  • Rating: General
  • Score: 3
  • Favorites: 13
  • Status: Active

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houshou and fairy (kantai collection) drawn by sakazaki_freddy

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  • 【艦これ】最後の試練【史実】

    参考:最後の零戦乗り

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    MooCow21
    almost 11 years ago
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    Stringent standards for the IJN.

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    Seika
    almost 11 years ago
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    Why would you want a pilot who will just die early ?

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    Lunatic6
    almost 11 years ago
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    Seika said:

    Why would you want a pilot who will just die early ?

    For kamikaze, maybe... or could it be that they need enough cannon fodders to absorb enemy gunfire, though it would be wasting resources and war materials.

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    MooCow21
    almost 11 years ago
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    Lunatic6 said:

    For kamikaze, maybe... or could it be that they need enough cannon fodders to absorb enemy gunfire, though it would be wasting resources and war materials.

    With crazy standards such as this, no wonder they had a hard time replacing pilots.

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    Seika
    almost 11 years ago
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    1. Failed your dream job (after spending hundreds of hours for training)
    2. Got informed you'll die young
    3. Also you won't get married

    Triple hit

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    OskarVanBruce
    almost 11 years ago
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    Was this... was this for real? I just can't believe this shit.

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    BelchingSpitfire
    almost 11 years ago
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    May be that's why the Japanese ran out of good pilots so fast

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    LucasHidemiKomori
    almost 11 years ago
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    Skilled pilots were used to guide the kamikaze squadrons (pratically made of fresh recruits) into the fray.

    The brunt of the veteran IJN pilots died long before the Japanese decided to resort to kamikaze attacks (Coral Sea, Midway, Guadacanal), and the fact that they were kept on the battlefield until they died (Japanese squads were ordered to fight till the last man, since they believed it would help boosting their pilots morale) made training of new pilots more and more difficult, since they were pratically losing many potential flight instructors, and it didn't helped the fact Japanese were resorting to put their diminishing supply of instructors on the battlefield as the situation worsened.

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    Tk3997
    almost 11 years ago
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    OskarVanBruce said:

    Was this... was this for real? I just can't believe this shit.

    I want to think it isn't, and yet it also seems so in character for the Japanese military of that era...

    That said dying young honestly doesn't mean much with regards to a World War II fighter pilot's potential career. Tons of high scoring aces died long before they even hit 25 and anyone over thirty was considered ancient. In fact it tended to be the high scorers that often died young since they tended to also be the most aggressive and risk taking pilots.

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    Showa 11 (1936) Kasumigaura Air Force
    The final test is: Hand reading and phrenology by a master from Toudai
    You expect me to accept this!?
    After passing many tests
    You have all done great in the training until this day
    We finally have 36 peoples left out of the 1500 candidates who entered for the test
    Failed
    Pilot trainees!
    oh, and you won't get married
    And learned the techniques from trainer "Number 1 dive bomber" Fukunaga and "Torpedo God" Murata who competes as the top two trainers in Enojima
    The last selection... I wonder how difficult it would be
    Aah, this kid will die early maybe
    The last trial
    We will close that to 26 peoples in the next selection
    Okay, failed!
    Sensei, would you please!?
    *CLANG*
    *Fwee*
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