Why do Kamikaze pilots wear helmets?
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When their plane crashes into a battleship it causes quite a jolt. The pilots head could crash into his dash causing injury.
so they can hear their radios
Great question. Maybe so someone can find the head inside the helmet when recovered. I had someone tell me the reason for seat belts is that they won't have to look for a body throw out of a car after an accident.
To keep their ears warm
Marty is correct. It's essential for take- off, air-traffic instructions, communication with their flight and squadron, relaying target location to base, internal communication between pilot and navigator and keeping their hair on when they crash-land and blow-up.
. part of uniform ...
Wasn't this asked on. Tuesday?
Take a look at the WW II photos, they are NOT wearing helmets. These are leather caps to keep the radio earpiece in place so they can communicate to each other to keep in formation and in locating their 'targets'.
They didn't, i don't think they really used helmets then, they used leather helmets but I think the Japanese were only using heavy cloth, and the kamikaze would drape a long neckercheif around his neck.
Think of your own questions this ones old hat,get it hat helmet,Ok but this ones been asked that many times its getting boring.
They still have to get there to do their duty
So they wouldn't get a headache when they slam into a carrier,I also happen to know they have a yearly meeting party for kamikaze pilots but no one shows up.
They don't actually wear helmets as some films portray. They wear leather flying hats that, aswell as keeping their little heads warm, contain a radio so they can communicate with their fellow compratriates and also incorporate flying goggles to keep the wind out of their eyes as they make their final farewell dive into oblivion.
To give them something else to fill wit explosives!
so they wouldent fall off thier bike or skateboard. Maybe they DIDDENT WANT TO GET HIT BY BULLETS FROM ANNTIN AIRCRAFT OR FIGHTERS BEFORE THEY went on with thier drugged-up ritual.
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