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The Last Ace of WWII: 5 Kills in Minutes, and a 25-Year Curse

On August 13, 1945, with WWII technically in its final heartbeats, First Lieutenant Oscar Perdomo took to the skies over Korea in his P-47 Thunderbolt, "Lil Meaty Meat Chopper." What happened next was one of the greatest feats in aviation history. Starting the day with zero victories, Perdomo shot down five enemy aircraft in a single mission, becoming the last "Ace in a Day" of the war. But the glory of that morning hid a dark prophecy. The baby painted on the nose of his plane was his son, Kenneth. Exactly 25 years later, to the day, the currents of history would circle back in a tragic twist during the Vietnam War. This video breaks down the physics of Perdomo's suicidal head-on attacks, the brutality of the P-47N, and the heartbreaking irony that proves wars don't end when treaties are signed. #WWII #AviationHistory #P47Thunderbolt #MilitaryHistory #Dogfight #VietnamWar #AcePilot #History #OscarPerdomo #TheLastAce