Fair enough in turn Dark. It is true that toward the end of the war, both
Germany and Japan were trying to force pilots through their training program
faster and faster. In the case of the Japanese, it didn't require as much
skill to be a kamikaze pilot, just enough to get the aircraft over a target
and dive it in. Allied pilots remarked the drastic loss in pilot quality
for later-trained German pilots. If I recall correctly, the Germans were
experimenting with the use of electric shock as part of their training
regime towards the end.
And as I've said, my tastes in this matter are quite extreme, and I
recognize that.
Chris Bartlett
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