What unique challenges were faced by pilots in the pacific during wwii

World War II was a very challenging conflict for pilots in the Pacific. Besides having to fulfill dangerous missions against enemy targets or against enemy planes, they faced other dangers. Their planes were stationed onboard aircraft cariers, a fact that multiplies the possibility of accidents; if they were downed and managed to land on water, they could be attacked by sharks, numerous in some areas of the Pacific, before being rescued. Fuel and technological limitations of the time also added to risky circumstances.

Explanation:

a. theta waves. this is because the person is in a light sleep which means the brain waves would show these kind of waves.

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