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June 26th 07, 09:21 PM
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WWII Japanese Carrier Approach?
What type approach did Japanese pilots use for landing on carriers during
WWII? Have any other countries since WWII used other than paddles or mirror type approaches? If so what was their technique? WDA end 
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