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A fleet of Shooting Stars were deployed when [[Godzilla/Showa|Godzilla]] and [[Anguirus]] arrived in [[Osaka]], deploying flares in an attempt to lure the monsters away from the city. Later, another detachment of the jets were sent to attack Godzilla at [[Kamiko Island]], and fired missiles at the glacier on the island to bury Godzilla in ice. | |||
==Weapons== | ==Weapons== | ||
*Flight speed of 600 miles per hour (970 kilometers an hour) | *Flight speed of 600 miles per hour (970 kilometers an hour) | ||
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The Lockheed T-33A Shooting Star is a supersonic jet trainer aircraft that was built by Lockheed, and manufactured in Japan under license by Kawasaki Heavy Industries. The Lockheed T-33A Shooting Star was used in the 1955 film, Godzilla Raids Again.
History
Showa era
Godzilla Raids Again
A fleet of Shooting Stars were deployed when Godzilla and Anguirus arrived in Osaka, deploying flares in an attempt to lure the monsters away from the city. Later, another detachment of the jets were sent to attack Godzilla at Kamiko Island, and fired missiles at the glacier on the island to bury Godzilla in ice.
Weapons
- Flight speed of 600 miles per hour (970 kilometers an hour)
- Armed with 12.7mm M-3 machine guns and eight underwing hardpoints that carrying bombs or rockets
References
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