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Why This American Engineer's "Useless" Device Saved B-29s From Kamikazes

#WWIIHistory #MilitaryInnovation #WarStories During the final months of World War II, American B-29 Superfortress crews faced a terrifying new threat: kamikaze pilots who turned their aircraft into human-guided missiles. Traditional defenses failed, morale dropped, and losses mounted. But an invention once mocked as useless would unexpectedly change everything. This video tells the incredible true story of how an American engineer’s dismissed radar device—the AN/APG-15 gun-laying radar—became the most effective defense against kamikaze attacks. Designed to automate aerial gunnery, the system was ignored for years… until it proved devastatingly perfect against pilots who never broke off their attack. With machine-level precision and zero hesitation, this forgotten technology saved hundreds of B-29 bombers and thousands of lives. If you’re fascinated by World War II aviation, forgotten military technology, or innovation born from rejection, this story reveals how timing, desperation, and ingenuity reshaped aerial warfare forever. 👉 Watch until the end to uncover how a “useless” invention became a wartime lifesaver. 👍 Like, subscribe, and comment to support the channel and tell us which untold WWII story you want next.