Hiromi Maeta. To observe enemy troop’s movements To attack to enemy To fight against with each combat aircraft.

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Hiromi Maeta

To observe enemy troop’s movements To attack to enemy To fight against with each combat aircraft

Fighter Use for air to air combat with other aircraft Bomber Use to attack ground or sea target

Manfred von Richthofen (1892 – 1918) German Fighter pilot Most successful Pilot 80 air combat victories

Killed 11 a.m. on 21 April 1918 Was fired during fighting with Canadian Captain Arthur "Roy" Brown Landed completely while he was dying

two streams of water ran from the roof side by side the empty space between held autistic wedded bliss fleas came with the rain searching for the fear under a hard-scrabble leash no one screamed as the moose fell to gnashing indecision men fly from the backs of bulls yet the bulls stand still someone tips a kosher hat as the arena goes quiet waiting for a future discomfort yes, I am asking for peace yes, my guns are loaded yes, I have planned for the worst yes, I don't understand why you don't trust me The Rain Came Sudden and Hard

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