Japan's Final Fighter: The Nakajima Kikka's Debut at War's End

In the waning days of World War II, Japan made a final bid to match the aeronautical advancements of the Allies, culminating in the first and only flight of the Nakajima Kikka on August 7, 1945. Known as the "Orange Blossom" or "Imperial Weapon No. 2," this jet aircraft took to the skies in a…

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