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Mitsubishi, A6M, Zero

  • aeroboss said:
    Restoration shop supervisor Tim Cunningham. Engine shop supervisor George McGrath photobombing in background.

Mitsubishi, A6M, Zero "Akutan Zero"

  • Gerry Asher said:
    The "Akutan Zero," recovered virtually intact after a fatal landing accident in the Aleutians as a result of battle damage on 4 June 1942, was recovered by the Navy and taken to NAS North Island for evaluation. Its flight testing results were directly responsible for the design of Grumman's F6F "Hellcat." This photo was probably taken on 11 July 1942, the day after the crash was discovered by a Navy PBY crew.

Nakajima Ki-44-II-Otsu Shoki ("Tojo")

  • Skyraider3D said:
    The aircraft at the top-right is not a Zero but a Nakajima Ki-44-II-Otsu Shoki ("Tojo"). This particular machine, serial number 1435 was flown by Capt. Jun Shimizu, who was the 1st Chutai Leader of the 47th Sentai, based at Narimasu, Japan, in 1944. Note the 40mm cannon in the wing. It was a supporting aircraft for the Shinten Seikutai ramming attacks on B-29s.