When They Put a P-39 Nose on a Tiny Boat — Japanese Called Them "Devil Boats"
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A bizarre experiment turned into a nightmare for Japanese forces in the Pacific. When engineers mounted the nose and cannon of a P-39 Airacobra onto small, fast boats, the result was something no one expected. These tiny craft packed aircraft-grade firepower, tearing through enemy positions with shocking speed and precision. Japanese troops reportedly dubbed them “Devil Boats” as they appeared suddenly, struck hard, and vanished just as fast. This video explores how an unconventional idea created one of the most terrifying improvised weapons of World War II—and why it worked so devastatingly well.
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