A burning plane's black line raced the clock over Thailand
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A burning plane's black line raced the clock over Thailand
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A burning plane's black line raced the clock over Thailand
This episode recounts the desperate air combat over Lampang, Thailand, in 1944, when obsolete Thai biplanes faced superior American aircraft. What drove these pilots to climb into the sky against impossible odds?
Date: November 11, 1944
Location: Lampang, Northern Thailand
Combatants: Royal Siamese Air Force, United States Army Air Forces
Aircraft: Nakajima KI-27b, P-51 Mustang, P-38 Lightning
Event: Air Battle over Lampang
- Japan invaded Thailand in December 1941, leading to an alliance that turned Thai airfields into Japanese operating bases.
- Lampang Airfield, established in 1923, became a key Japanese facility monitored by Allied planners.
- The Allied mission on November 11, 1944, was a reconnaissance strike targeting a Japanese railway line.
- Earlier Thai interception attempts by Hawk III biplanes failed due to their inability to reach the American aircraft's altitude.
- Three Thai KI-27b fighters, led by Squadron Leader Chalermkiat Watanangura, scrambled against sixteen American planes despite being severely outmatched in speed and numbers.
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