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June 4, 1942 - Battle of Midway. Japanese Zero pilot Lieutenant Kiyoshi Ogawa’s parachute fails at 1,300 feet. He hits the Pacific Ocean at 120 mph, fracturing both legs. For six hours, he drifts alone in shark-infested waters, bleeding, concussed, unable to swim. This is the true story of survival that revealed Japan’s fatal weaknesses at Midway.
🎯 What This Documentary Reveals:
• The moment a Zero pilot’s parachute failed over Midway
• Surviving impact with water at terminal velocity
• Six hours adrift with fractured legs and spinal damage
• Why Japan lost 248 aircraft but rescued most pilots
• How equipment failures reflected Japan’s industrial weaknesses
• The destroyer rescue that saved his life
• Why this survival story revealed Midway’s larger truth
📊 Battle of Midway Facts:
Japanese losses: 4 carriers, 3,057 men, 248 aircraft
Only 36 pilots lost on carriers, 74 shot down
American losses: 1 carrier, 362 men, 144 aircraft
Water temperature: 72°F - survival time 12-18 hours maximum
Zero parachute failure rate: approximately 3-5%
This cinematic documentary reveals what happened when Japan’s technological and industrial weaknesses collided with individual survival. The six hours this pilot spent in the Pacific Ocean mirrored Japan’s fate: alone, unsupported, relying on inadequate equipment, surviving only by chance.
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