I can just imagine the captain in charge of Pearl harbour on the morning of the attack, complaining about the spam of approx 100 Najakima B5Ns shredding through his fleet in minutes.It's just not fair...
I'm sure England told Germans during World War I to stop spamming U-boats like noobs! Even thou they were effective. And then they told God to nerf them.
Germans probably complained about Russia and USA spamming them with Shermans and T-variants during WW2
It was only (very slightly) funny the first time.
In all cases, however, the joke is patently false.
No real-life army spams, by any stretch of the imagination.
Real armies, in fact, have a number of
hard caps to worry about, like the number of trained fighter pilots, or the total amount of aluminum their entire country possesses.
Yes, Japan may have put a good number of their torpedo bombers in the same place at the same time, but their entire fighting force was not made up of nothing but torpedo bombers, because that would be no more possible than it would be effective.
So, haha, funny, but don't try to justify spam tactics by saying they're done in real life.