Two icons met in the skies over the Pacific—the agile Japanese Zero and the rugged American Wildcat. One prized for speed and maneuverability, the other for toughness and tactics. Together, they ...
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The tactic that made the zero stop winning alone
In 1941 and early 1942, the Mitsubishi A6M Zero had a terrifying reputation. It could outturn almost every Allied fighter it met. It had long range, climbed well, and was flown by Japanese naval ...
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