Gunsight camera image of Japanese G4M "Betty" twin-engine bomber, carrying small "Ohka" manned flying bomb slung below fusilage.

Kamikaze

A downed Zero at Fort KameHameha after raid on Pearl Harbor(rudeerude)

Downed Zero 

Ohka manned flying bomb preserved at the RAF Museum, Cosford.  These were rocket-powered aircraft with a large bomb incorporated in the nose section. Range was short, so that the manned bomb had to be carried close to their targets slung beneath two-engined bombers.  The Ohka then separated from its "porter", leaving the suicide pilot to guide his craft on the one-way trip to the target.  This example was captured on Okinawa, April 1945.