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August 1945 — Kyushu burned beneath the silver wings of American P-51 Mustangs.
In the final days of the Pacific War, Japanese officers gathered around their maps — the same charts that once carved an empire — and fed them to the flames as the roar of engines thundered overhead.

This is the untold story of how technology erased geography. From Pearl Harbor to Iwo Jima, from the Zero’s last stand to the Mustang’s rise, witness how the “Cadillac of the Sky” ended Japan’s dream of conquest and began the modern age of air power.

Told through pilot diaries, declassified reports, and survivor testimony, this 12 000-word cinematic WWII audiobook reveals the moment when command became silence, maps turned to ash, and history surrendered to the sky.

🎙️ Written for fans of WW2 Tales, The Armchair Historian, and Dark Docs.
🛩️ Experience the sound of an empire ending — and a new world beginning.


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