On April 18, at 6 a.m. Japanese time, Isoroku Yamamoto's plane took off from Lackner Airport in rabaul on time. He just accepted the employee's suggestion. He did not wear a white navy uniform, but a set of green military casual clothes, wearing white gloves and carrying a saber, and calmly embarked on the landline.

The United States handed over the task of "revenge" to the 339th Flash Fighter Squadron, and the mid-team leader Major john mitchell made an accurate map operation and arranged the time just right. On that day, while Yamamoto was having breakfast in rabaul, Michelle's 16 fighter plane had quietly flown on the green coastline of bougainville island. Two hours later, at 9: 33, the fleet arrived at the scheduled airspace, 1 minute ahead of schedule. They are hidden in thick clouds, eager to find prey in the air. At 9: 34, Yamamoto's fleet arrived as scheduled. At Michelle's command, the 16 plane rushed past like a hungry tiger ... the dramatic historical scene of the Pacific War took only three minutes before and after.