Heroes
Keiko Hatasune was a hero to his country, an honourable man his parents and his intended, Yoshino, could be proud of. He had survived against all odds the battle with the two American planes - and his body had healed …
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Keiko Hatasune was a hero to his country, an honourable man his parents and his intended, Yoshino, could be proud of. He had survived against all odds the battle with the two American planes - and his body had healed well, ready for combat again. And he would remember the name of the American pilot who had shot him down - Clive Wharton - remember him well when they next met.
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