Experts Called His 75mm Cannon "Suicide" — Until It Sunk A Destroyer

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At 9:17 a.m. on a humid morning in early 1942, a flight of B7 flying fortresses opened their bomb bay doors over the Solomon Sea. They were flying at 20,000 ft, perfect textbook altitude, according to the Army Airore manual. Below them, a convoy of Japanese destroyers cut through the blue water like jagged knives. The American bombarders peered thr... Read More