One way that these suicidal bombers were affective was that they had no fear of death; it was better to be someone who dies very bravely than someone who lived to surrender. "Fighting to the death regardless of the odds and chances of success was a deeply embodied tradition in Japan (2. Thunder Gods: The Kamikaze Pilots Tell Their Story, Boye De Mente)." It is obvious that if you step onto a battlefield with a fearless attitude

In conclusion, he kamikaze attack method was a very affective weapon in the Battles for the Pacific in WW 2. These suicidal bombers had no fear of death, had the best tactics and they were extremely smart about what they were doing. The kamikaze mission was to die honorable and to take out as many American ships as possible. I think they got the job done as good as about anyone could have. If these Kamikaze had not been involved in WW 2, the war would have been over much quicker. But, there divine wind pilots did whatever they would for the cause.

, that you have a definite advantage over the competition. "Do not fear to die for the cause of everlasting justice. Do not stay alive in dishonor (New orders issued by General Hideki Tojo on Jan.3 1941)." Once again this demonstrates the nature of the Japanese resolve. They are being ordered to be ready to die to for the sake of justice and to maintain order to their family.

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