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Japanese March of Nations - x3 XP

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It was extremely hard to hit a moving target. Shooting down an enemy aircraft was like hitting a dragonfly with a rifle! It was never easy to score ... our opponents were tough..."
- Saburo Sakai, Japanese Ace, on flyng the Zero in combat. 

Japanese aircraft in World of Warplanes are perfect for dancing around your enemies before you blow them to shreds! In addition to discounts on regular Japanese aircraft, enjoy missions for all, a x3 first-win bonus for every plane in your Hangar, and don't forget to earn an extra Hangar slot!

Bonuses | Missions | Japanese March of Nations 

Starts November 25 03:20 PT / 06:20 ET
Ends November 28 03:20 PT / 06:20 ET

First Victory

x3 XP

 

Missions: Brace Yourself, Winter is Here

MissionRestrictionsReward(s)

Shoot to Thrill

Deal 500 damage to enemy planes in a single battle. 
  • Repeatable
  • Light and medium fighters only

+30% XP

Shot Down in Flames

Earn 50 superiority points in a single battle.
  • Repeatable
  • Heavy fighters, ground attack aircraft only

+30% XP

It's a Long Way to the Top

Complete "Shoot to Thrill" and "Shot Down in Flames" 10 times each. 
  • Once per account

1xHangar slot 

Monthlong March of Nations: Japan

Starts November 25 03:20 PT / 06:20 ET
Ends December 1 03:20 PT / 06:20 ET

Non-Premium Japanese Planes

Tiers II-V
50% Off

Credits Price

Tiers VI-VII
30% Off

Credits Price

Tiers VIII-X
15% Off

Credits Price

 

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