Yasuna Kozono

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Yasuna Kozono (小園 安名, Kozono Yasuna, November 1, 1902 – November 5, 1960) was an

Early life and education

He was born in

When he was the commander of a unit in Rabaul on New Britain he suggested modifying the ordnance fitment of the Nakajima J1N as a night fighter, which by 21 May 1943 was successful against B-24s and B-17s, although less so against B-29s.^[1]

1945

Kozono was in command of

Yasuna Kozono was portrayed by Jun Tazaki in the 1967 film Japan's Longest Day.

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