日本的零式战斗机清扫了那些不自量力的敢于挑战他们的盟军战斗机。
The Japanese Zero could virtually sweep the skies of any Allied fighters courageous enough to go up against it.
史密森国家航空航天博物馆创始人保罗·加伯站在那里，手里拿着打上明显的1940年代初日本零式战斗机标志的风筝。
Paul Garber, founder of the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, stands with a kite marked with the distinctive shape of a Japanese Zero fighter in the early 1940s.
“这听上去可能有点俗套，但他只是想设计出一件美丽的东西，”韦克斯勒说，他指的就是零式战斗机的设计师。
"It's may be a little bit corny, but he just wanted to design something beautiful," Mr. Wexler said, referring to the Zero engineer.
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