Dedicated to All Who Have Sacrificed Their Lives During World War II, a Japanese pilot has survived being shot down by an American pilot. His A6 Zero crashed-landed in enemy territory. Since his youth, he has been instilled with the martial discipline of Bushido. A warrior does not surrender. He prefers death to capture. He is alone. The enemy approaches. There is no way to escape. It is his duty to fight as long as he can; to take as many as he can of the American devils with him into the land of the dead. It is the Way of Bushido. ******************** Perhaps an odd posting for the Memorial Day weekend. But I want to honor all who have fallen fighting for their country, regardless for which side of a cause they fought. This posting is for all who have died hoping that their sacrifice enabled others to live--for all who died facing impossible odds, who never shirked their duty but pressed on to the ultimate sacrifice. God bless all our servicemen who have been killed or wounded in service to America and their families. Take a little time from baseball and picnics to honor the memory of those who have preserved our freedom. Thanks for stopping by to look. Thanks for listening. Jeremy CREDITS: Vue7 Pro Studio, Poser6, PostShopPro5. Aircraft: Neil Wilson's "A6 Zero" (ShareCg). Figure: DAZ's Michael4++ with "M4 World Class Zihao" morphs; clothing is Kobamax's "M4F" Japanese pilot's uniform (Renderosity). Weapon: pistol is Lance Corpral [sic] Jone's "Nambu WWII Pistol" (Google Warehouse)and the shells are by Panko (ontarget3d) and the muzzle flash by Adam Thwaites (Most Digital Creations). Vegetation: all tropical vegetation by Linda Daireaux (Cornucopia3d). Linda Daireaux (Cornucopia3d).