How did the Japanese bushido code of honor and loyalty influenced soldiers in their decision to volunteer to be kamikaze pilots

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DanteVoronoi · Answer 1 · 2024-04-12T10:31:34+0000

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The Kamikaze pilots were indoctrinated with the ideology Bushido (the samurai code of ethics), which included a culture of shame, unwavering loyalty to their superiors, courage, and a good name. As a result, they no longer hesitated to board bombers with the intention of destroying their adversaries.

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