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In the final years of World War II, Japan introduced kamikaze missions as a last-resort tactic.
Young pilots, some barely out of their teens, volunteered or were pressured into these suicide attacks.
Before their missions, they performed farewell ceremonies, including sharing a final cup of sake.
Many wrote emotional letters to their mothers, fathers, and loved ones.
They believed dying for the Emperor would make them eternal spirits.
These missions took place mainly around Kyushu between 1944 and 1945.
Over 3,800 kamikaze pilots lost their lives during the war.
Their stories remain some of the most tragic chapters of WWII history.
This image captures a calm moment before an irreversible decision.
History forces us to question the true cost of war.


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