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It details the war relics left behind by soldiers returning home from Australia, America, New Zealand, and Japan, including crashed planes, sunken ships, and other remnants found in jungles and seas. A significant portion of the narrative focuses on the Japanese airmen's fear of the P-38 fighter plane, which they nicknamed \"two planes with one pilot\" due to its distinctive appearance of two planes joined to a single cabin. The document highlights a pivotal event in New Guinea where a P-38 fighter successfully shot down Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto's plane, a Japanese bomber known as \"Betty,\" while he was en route to Bougainville. The text further informs readers that the seat and escape door of Yamamoto's \"Betty\" bomber are currently on display at the National Museum and Art Gallery, with a public invitation to share questions or stories by writing to Francesca Drapuluvik at P.O Box 5560, Boroko NCD. The document concludes with a \"Check Your Understanding\" section, posing six questions related to the historical context, key figures, and events discussed, encouraging readers to test their comprehension of the material presented.","Two Planes with One Pilot  \nSchool Journal Senior 1, 1999-V1 .1  \nEnglish Story Book  \nAter the Second World War ended here in 1945, those soldiers who survived went back to their homes in Australia, America, New Zealand and Japan.  \nThey left behind rifles, machine guns, crashed planes, sunken ships and other war relics which you and I can see lying in our jungles and sea  \nThe Japanese airmen feared the P-38 . They called it,“two planes with one pilot,” because the plane looked like two planes joined together to a single cabin.  \nIn New Guinea, a P-38 fighter shot down Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto’s plane when he was on his way to Bougainville on a Japanese bomber called “Betty”  \nThe seat and escape door of Yamamoto’s plane (Betty) is on display here in our gallery.  \nIf you have any questions to ask or stories to tell me, you are welcome to write to me at the following address:  \nFrancesca Drapuluvik,  \nNational Museum and Art Gallery P.O Box 5560,  \nBoroko NCD  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n1) When did the Second World War End?  \n a) 1944  \n b) 1945  \n c) 1943  \n d) 1946  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n2) Who ‘won’ the war in the pacific?  a) Japanese  \n b) Americans  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n3) What equipment was left behind by the fighting forces?  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n4) Why was the P-38 Lightning so effective against the Japanese?  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n5) Where was Admiral Yamamoto going when he was shot down?  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n6) Do you think the Allies were pleased to shoot down Admiral Yamamoto? 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