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Bat Bomb World War II's Other Secret Weapon

Jack Couffer

It was a crazy way to win World War II in the Pacific—

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This book, written in 1992, was about Jack Kofur's experience working on Project X-Ray. It was discussed in the context of the movie "Bats" and the real-life use of bats as bombs.

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Holy shit, I was researching more into Project X-Ray and discovered that the youngest member involved, Jack Kofur, ended up writing a book about his experience on the project in 1992 called Bat Bomb.

— Episode: Last Looks: Bats

Episode: Last Looks: Bats

This book, written in 1992, was about Jack Kofur's experience working on Project X-Ray. It was discussed in the context of the movie "Bats" and the real-life use of bats as bombs.

"

Holy shit, I was researching more into Project X-Ray and discovered that the youngest member involved, Jack Kofur, ended up writing a book about his experience on the project in 1992 called Bat Bomb.

After World War II, he worked in Hollywood for a time as a documentarian and a cinematographer, ultimately getting nominated for an Academy Award for Best Cinematography for a little film called Jonathan Livingston Motherfucking Seagull.

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