Why were kamikaze attacks so effective?

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Kamikaze which in translation means “Divine wind”

They were designed to deal as much damage as possible, equipped with missiles and torpedoes they’d try to crash into the ship to try and deal the damage to a greater level. A Kamikaze attack is most likely a 100% sure thing it’s going to deal damage than the regular missiles or torpedoes. Although intentional, the pilots of the Kamikaze went through brutal training, being beat brutally daily to the point of near death.

They worked so good because any object moving at a high rate of speed will impact a stationary object with a force multiplied to its original force. something lie that, anyway if you take a airplane, pack it full of fuel and bombs, and hit a aircraft carrier with a wooden deck it tends to destroy a big area, and blow a hole in that wood deck and under that wood deck is more airplanes with bombs around them and gas cans, so the destruction keeps going, plus a explosion is a pain in the arse to keep under control

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