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In November 1944, something unprecedented happened over Tokyo.
American bombers appeared so high in the sky that Japanese fighters could see them — but could not reach them.

This video explores the true World War II story of the U.S. B-29 Superfortress reconnaissance flight over Japan, when Japanese pilots were stunned to discover that courage, skill, and speed were no longer enough. Flying above 32,000 feet, the American F-13 aircraft calmly photographed Tokyo while Japanese interceptors struggled helplessly below.

This moment marked a psychological turning point in the Pacific War. For the first time, Japan’s home islands were no longer protected by distance or altitude. The sky itself had become occupied territory.

Using historical accounts, pilot records, and wartime analysis, this documentary explains why Japanese fighters failed, how American technology changed air warfare, and what this overflight meant for the future bombing of Japan.

This is not just a story about aircraft — it is a story about reach, helplessness, and the moment a nation realized the war had come home.

📌 Disclaimer:
This video is created for educational and historical purposes only.
It does not glorify violence or promote hatred. All events are discussed within their historical context.

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