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JNAM pilot Tsuguo Matsuyama and Masao Sato
Hello,
I have recently aquired a 1/32 Tamiya model for zero fighter model 21 and I am very interested to find out more about the pilots named Masao Sato and Tsuguo Matsuyama.Anyone knows their victories and ultimate fate during wwII or postwar? Thanks in advance.Bogdan |
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Re: JNAM pilot Tsuguo Matsuyama and Masao Sato
Lt Masao SATO: http://groups.msn.com/japanesemodela...o&PhotoID=1760
KIA Nov 11, 1943 Solomons suggested as Petty Officer 1c Tsuguo MATSUYAMA on 7 Dec 1941: http://groups.msn.com/japanesemodela...o&PhotoID=1744 KIA: July 8, 1944, Marianas For more on Pearl Harbor and Japanese aircraft see: http://www.pearlharborattacked.com/c...i?;act=SF;f=11 BE SURE to click on the underlined items which lead to illustrations and photos. Cheers, David Aiken, a Director: Pearl Harbor History Associates, Inc http://www.pearlharbor-history.org/ |
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Re: JNAM pilot Tsuguo Matsuyama and Masao Sato
Thank you very much for your information.
Please add any info about these two pilots' combat activity during war, if posible. Did they flew much, or were they put out of commision after Pearl Harbour? I know they were both KIA, but they might have been reactivated later. I have not heard of any claims of theirs further in the war. Thank you, Bogdan |
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Re: JNAM pilot Tsuguo Matsuyama and Masao Sato
Aloha Bogdan,
You should ask your local Library's "Interlibrary Loan"/ OCLC department to obtain for you the book, Japanese Naval Aces and Fighter Units in World War II, by Ikuhiko Hata and Yasuho Izawa (Annapolis, MD: Naval Institute Press, 1989). HTH, David Aiken
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