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Pilot Kaneyoshi Muto was surrounded by a dozen American F6F Hellcats.
There was no room to run. It would be him or them.

The Americans closed in, confident of an easy victory. But as their guns opened, the wings on Muto’s aircraft appeared to transform. Suddenly, the aircraft snapped into a blinding, high-G turn.

Tracers streaked past empty air as the Japanese fighter danced through the hail of fire.

U.S. airmen could barely keep up; Muto was no more than a speck ahead of them. Then, they lost him completely. The Americans looked around, confused.

Out of nowhere, Muto was back, right off their wings, cannons locked on target.

Muto struck. One Hellcat spiraled down in flames as a second one exploded. The U.S. pilots tried to regroup, but as they did, two more fighters collapsed. The rest broke formation and fled.
For a moment, the Japanese dared to hope. Even as their Empire crumbled, a new weapon had just taken flight, one fast, agile, and lethal enough to win back the Pacific.

The N1K George was here.

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