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Japanese Zero & Kate



"Battleship Row" by Stan Stokes$40.00	"Ground Zero" by Don Kloetzke$150.00	"The Guardians" by Ross Buckland$95.00



"Morning Thunder" by Robert Taylor$320.00	"Ordeal in Vitiaz Strait" by Jack Fellows$95.00	"Sayonara" by Troy White$125.00



"Yoshino's Fatal Mistake" by Roy Grinnell$175.00	"Zero!" by Jack Fellows$40.00

The Japanese Zero was a revolution in itself. The Japanese designers were given the daunting task of designing a plane that needed to have firepower, range, altitude, and speed. These things may have been possible with a better engine, but the Japanese lacked this factor. Left with no other choice, the designers were forced to take on radical revisions. What was needed was a drastic weight reduction. A new super aluminum formed the shell of the craft but weight restrictions forced the pilot to go without armor protection, and without self sealing fuel tanks. The result was a fighter plane that was the backbone of the Japanese Navy.

Japanese Zero & Kate