Kamikaze pilots were a group of Japanese pilots who carried out suicide attacks during World War II. It is important to clarify that Kamikaze pilots were not part of Black history. The pilots were predominantly Japanese, and their actions were a strategy used by the Japanese military during the war.

Black history focuses on the experiences, achievements, and struggles of Black people throughout history, notably the African diaspora and their contributions to various fields and aspects of society. While it is important to recognize the diverse histories and experiences of different groups during World War II, Kamikaze pilots are not specifically associated with Black history.