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Explanation: In WW2, the Japanese, near the end of the war, developed a… curious tactic wherein half-trained fighter pilots would suicidally ram their planes, packed full of explosives, into enemy ships - ‘Kamikaze’.
It was an explosive time.
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Explanation: In WW2, the Japanese, near the end of the war, developed a… curious tactic wherein half-trained fighter pilots would suicidally ram their planes, packed full of explosives, into enemy ships - ‘Kamikaze’.
Also in WW2, the Brits packed an old, obsolete naval ship with explosives and set it on a collision course for a Nazi-occupied dry dock.
It was an explosive time.
The British refined the tactic by leaving the vessel before impact, though.
Soon that’s where the Blackstone fortress to cadia came idea came from.