Comments by "Vikki McDonough" (@vikkimcdonough6153) on "The evolution of the carrier air wing in the Pacific from Pearl Harbour to Santa Cruz" video.

  1. And torpedo bombers that were actually competitive.
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  2. When you learn just how TB-heavy the Japanese carrier wings were compared to their American counterparts, combined with the IJN having actually-reliable aerial torpedoes and non-obsolete TBs for the whole of 1941-2, it's no real surprise that the Japanese carrier pilots were a lot better at killing or disabling American fleet carriers than vice versa whenever they actually managed to find the American ships (torpedoes being far-more-effective ship-killers than conventional aerial bombs for most, if not all, of WWII).
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