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11th December 2010, 22:01
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How many A6m2 Pilots of december 1941 survived WWII
Hi All
Althought I made extensive researches to track all possible IJNAF A6m2 pilots attacking PH on december 1941 from the 6 carriers or Tainan , I could only find 18-20 survivers . Does anyone have a list of all who took part and their ultimate fate? TIA Bogdan 
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16th December 2010, 21:55
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Re: How many A6m2 Pilots of december 1941 survived WWII
There's a Ron Werneth's book published by Schiffer, "Beyond Pearl Harbor. The Untold Stories of Japanese Naval Airmen". Several A6M survivors of PH raid are included.
Chris
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