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WildEagles: Kawasaki Ki-48 "Sokei" (Lily) by Panagiotis Koubetsos FINISHED! Photo Set 2
And here's the second photo set of Panagioti's exquisite diorama with a different, more natural background. Panagiotis won the bronze me...
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Title: " Tokko!! Shinten Seiku-tai " (Special Attack!! Heaven-Shaking Air Superiority Unit) Illustrator: Imura Shinji Story: Has...
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Kawasaki Army Otsu-1 (乙-1) Reconnaissance Aircraft (Salmson 2) - video
During the First Shanghai Incident of 1932 the 3rd Independent Chutai, part of the 1st Hiko Rentai based in Kakamigahara, was assigned to Kunda Airfield in Shanghai in early February 1932, when this video was taken.
Some beautiful views of the Type Otsu-1 Reconnaissance right out of their shipping crates and then getting assembled at the airfield. Note also the Army Ko-4 Fighters (Nieuport 29C1).... -
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Kawanishi N1K "Kyofu" (Rex) & Mitsubishi F1M "Pete" - video
A bunch of seaplanes found in badly damaged condition at Imajuku, Fukuoka Prefecture, at the end of the war.
They are Kawanishi N1K "Kyofu" (Rex) and Mitsubishi F1M (Pete) seaplanes. Only the tail markings on a couple "Petes" are visible and they show the letters "KEA-38", which means they belonged to the 901 Kokutai.... -
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Aikoku Nakajima Type 91 Army Fighter
The Aikoku (Donation) ceremony took place on June 26, 1932, at Kyoto's Fukakusa Drill Grounds. The citizens of Kyoto gathered enough funds to donate a variety of military hardware including one Nakajima Type 91 Army Fighter which received the aikoku...
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Hokoku Aichi D1A "Susie" & more
The hokoku ceremony featured in the short clip took place also in Haneda Airport but on October 30, 1937. A total of nine aircraft were "named":
three Yokosuka B4Y "Jean" that received hokoku numbers #123 and #124 that were donated by the ship owners of the Taiheiyo (Pacific Ocean) Fishery Co., Ltd. as well as #130 that was donated by the Tokyo City Educational Corps,...
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