Talk:Kōnosuke Matsushita

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MATSUSHITA IS MAYBE NOT SO CLEAN

Well I ask myself if, true or wrong, if Konosuke Matsushita was related, or not, to the Fu-Go balloons affair, paper balloons designed as strategic weapons, carrying incendiary bombs, who did at least 4 dead in Alaska in year 1944.

They were originally conceived to first provoke incendiary alerts in the American forests, then to carry bacteriological bombs. See also Unit 731 and General MacArthur for that aspect of bacteriological warfare by the Japan Imperial Army between 1937 and 1945. They had automatic (Matsushita) electronic systems to drop sand charges and maintain their altitude in the wind streams from Japan to United States.

Matsushita is still a leader for actual remote control balloons, used for meteorological purposes.... in the Pacific.

Anyone has other clues ? You are weird fella.

PierreLarcin2 20:36, 24 February 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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