Mass Desertion
On the island of Borneo. Thunder echoed in the air as the flak guns pounded the skies and the Japanese planes who flew above. With each passing second, these magnificent weapons shot an enemy aircraft out of the air.
Despite their losses, the Japanese bombers continued to move forward. Their goal was simple: drop their payload onto the enemy forces who were currently blocking the Imperial Japanese Army's path into the southern half of the island. As explosions rocked the aircraft, one of the airmen on board called out to the pilot, who had a determined expression on his face.
"The enemy is too strong!"