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Title Details	Japanese Zero pilot Saburo Sakai
Subjects	Circa 1942 World War II in the Pacific/Japanese Occupation of the Philippines 1941-1945 8 december 1941 american enemy bombers autograph aviators clark field dedication japanese flag japanese flag japanese occupation japanese writing luzon outbreak of war in pacific ricardo t. jose rising sun sakai world war ii in pacific
Material Type	VM Visual material
Online Sources	View photo (midsize)
Collection	Ricardo T. Jose Collection
Image Type	Reproduction: Photograph

Item Call Number	HI00220
Status	Available
Barcode	HI00220
Local Free-text Call Number (oclc)	Classification number - HI00220
Title Statement	Title - Japanese Zero pilot Saburo Sakai
General Note	General note - Sakai was one of 85 Japanese Zero pilots who, with the pilots of 108 Japanese bombers, destroyed American air power in Clark Field on December 8, 1941. They were surprised to see American enemy bombers and fighters neatly parked on the airfield runways, like sitting ducks.
Ownership And Custodial History	History - Ricardo T. Jose Collection
Subject Chronological Term	Chronological term - Circa 1942
Subject Topical Term	Topical term or geographic name as entry element - World War II in the Pacific/Japanese Occupation of the Philippines 1941-1945
Subject Faceted Topical Term	Focus term - 8 december 1941 Focus term - american enemy bombers Focus term - autograph Focus term - aviators Focus term - clark field Focus term - dedication Focus term - japanese flag Focus term - japanese flag Focus term - japanese occupation Focus term - japanese writing Focus term - luzon Focus term - outbreak of war in pacific Focus term - ricardo t. jose Focus term - rising sun Focus term - sakai Focus term - world war ii in pacific

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