JN075 - Saluting Kamikaze Pilot D-Day fired from tubes rather than

fired from tubes rather than the army’s troughs

The carbine allowed troops to move quickly while maintaining effective firepower during assaults

Following his defeat

under the rear of the barrel

JN075 - Saluting Kamikaze Pilot D-Day fired from tubes rather thanJN075 Saluting Kamikaze Pilot JN075 Saluting Kamikaze Pilot captures a solemn and historically significant moment from the final years of the Second World War. Depicting a Japanese naval aviator offering a formal salute, this figure represents the ritual, discipline, and personal sacrifice associated with the kamikaze (special attack) units of the Imperial Japanese military. Expertly sculpted and hand painted with exceptional attention to historical