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- Q426110 abstract "Lieutenant Colonel Satoru Anabuki (穴吹 智, Anabuki Satoru, December 5, 1921 - June 2005, sometimes Satoshi) was, depending on the source, the second or third highest flying ace of the Imperial Japanese Army Air Force in World War II, with 39 victories (51 claimed). Strangely enough there are 53 claimed victories to be found in his autobiography Soku no Kawa (see below), where his first triple kill (nos. 10-12) was mis-counted as just one (next kill was noted as no. 11).".
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- Q426110 serviceEndYear "1945".
- Q426110 serviceStartYear "1941".
- Q426110 thumbnail Satoshi_Anabuki.jpg?width=300.
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- Q426110 name "Satoru Anabuki".
- Q426110 nickname ""Flower of the Youth Flyers"".
- Q426110 serviceyears "IJA: 1941—1945".
- Q426110 serviceyears "JGSDF: 1950-1971".
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- Q426110 comment "Lieutenant Colonel Satoru Anabuki (穴吹 智, Anabuki Satoru, December 5, 1921 - June 2005, sometimes Satoshi) was, depending on the source, the second or third highest flying ace of the Imperial Japanese Army Air Force in World War II, with 39 victories (51 claimed). Strangely enough there are 53 claimed victories to be found in his autobiography Soku no Kawa (see below), where his first triple kill (nos. 10-12) was mis-counted as just one (next kill was noted as no. 11).".
- Q426110 label "Satoru Anabuki".
- Q426110 depiction Satoshi_Anabuki.jpg.
- Q426110 name "Satoru Anabuki".
- Q426110 nick ""Flower of the Youth Flyers"".