Kamikaze pilot's letter kept at museum

Kamikaze pilot's letter kept at museum

FUKUOKA, Japan - A brief letter penned by kamikaze pilot Yukio Araki at a temple near an air base in Saga Prefecture, southwestern Japan, before his transfer to a nearby base in Kagoshima Prefecture in early 1945 is shown in this file photo taken on Feb. 11, 2014. The letter reads: "I just go forward on my path."

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