The belief of Kamikaze special forces is that there is death and there is no life. It is really a realistic version of human bombs to exchange one person's life for more enemy's lives. At that time, the military strength was not as advanced as it is now, and close combat was needed, so the kamikaze gave the United States many obstacles.

Shouting the slogan of "loyalty to the emperor" in the air battle, flying the plane to each other and mutually assured destruction. There are also players who curse their superiors and rush to the target while performing tasks. Kamikaze commando was a suicide tactic used by Japan during World War II. In order to resist the strong advantage of the US Air Force and recover the defeat, we used the Japanese Bushido spirit and the requirement of "one man, one plane, one bomb and one ship" to carry out suicide attacks on the US naval fleet, landing troops and fixed cluster targets.

At the end of World War II, Japan ran out of resources and had to extract oil from pine roots. When the Yamato finally attacked, it used half of the vegetable oil. It is naturally impossible to train excellent fighter pilots with such exhausted resources, so let those children only learn to drive and then fly their planes into enemy ships. Because the war resources are exhausted, not only the fighters are backward, but also the pilots' skills are getting worse. So, the kamikaze attack team was launched.

Kamikaze fighter plane crashed, injuring 345 allied warships, including 12 carrier, 15 battleship, 65438 light carrier and 16 escort carrier. The power of kamikaze fans, including cherry blossom bombs, is still too limited. Coupled with the great decline in the quality of Japanese pilots and the US military's emphasis on air defense, the results are relatively limited. But it is undeniable that their attacks have had a great psychological impact.