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F4F Wildcat vs. 9 Bombers: The Deflection Shooting Masterclass

15,000 feet above the Pacific, Lieutenant Butch O'Hare faced a mathematical impossibility: One F4F Wildcat pilot versus nine Japanese G4M "Betty" bombers. With the USS Lexington completely exposed and his wingman's guns jammed, O'Hare had only 4 minutes and limited ammo to stop a catastrophic attack. This isn't just a story of heroism; it's a tactical analysis of how aggressive "high-side" attacks and precision deflection shooting allowed an inferior fighter to dismantle a bomber formation. Discover the engineering reality of the F4F Wildcat, the fragility of the Japanese "Type 1 Lighter," and the legendary dogfight that gave Chicago O'Hare International Airport its name The Tactical Dilemma: Why the USS Lexington was naked against the bomber wave. * F4F Wildcat vs. G4M Betty: Analyzing the "Grumman Iron Works" durability against Japanese speed. The Dogfight: A second-by-second breakdown of O'Hare's "High-Side" attack runs. The Legacy: How this single action changed the Battle of Coral Sea and naval aviation history. ⚓ Join the Battlegrounds: Subscribe for more deep-dive forensic analysis of WW2 naval warfare and aviation engineering. #WW2 #ButchOHare #F4FWildcat #USSLexington #NavalAviation #Dogfight #History #AviationHistory #MedalOfHonor ⚠️ Disclaimer: Entertainment storytelling based on WW2 events from online sources. Details may be inaccurate. Not an academic source. Watch responsibly.