👉 The country weapon, also known as the "Kamikaze" or "Saboteur," refers to a specialized weapon used by Japanese military pilots during World War II, primarily designed for suicide missions. These weapons were typically small, lightweight, and often homemade, such as the "Kamikaze Gun" or "Kokuhiki," which was a modified machine gun that could fire explosive shells. The primary purpose of these weapons was to inflict maximum damage on enemy ships and airfields, disrupting Allied operations and causing significant losses. Pilots would fly low over enemy targets, aiming to crash their aircraft into them, thus sacrificing their lives for the sake of national pride and military objectives. This tactic was highly controversial due to its extreme nature and the immense human cost it entailed.
