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  1. Dronescapes

    Flying Tigers | Full Documentary | WW2 Missions

    The American volunteer flyers who fought for China against the Japanese invasion were known as the 'Flying Tigers.' They saw their first combat on December 20th, 1941. They had originally thought this would be earlier, but various delays meant that it happened a few days after the US and Japan...
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    Japanese schräge musik

    Both Germany and Japan came to use a similar solution for their nightfighters: obliquely mounted cannons. As far as I'm able to find, both came roughly at the same time (1943, japanese slightly latter) but I do not come across any source that stated that there was any knowledge transfer between...
  3. Ki-43 Assembly

    Ki-43 Assembly

    Taken at Nakajima's Koizumi Plant. The Ki-43s on the right are the Ki-43-IIb variant, can't positively ID the others, but likely the same
  4. Nationalist Chinese Captured Ki-43-I

    Nationalist Chinese Captured Ki-43-I

    This is definitely in my top 5 Ki-43 photos. Such an amazing shot.
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    A6M with Homare engine

    Is there any version or modification to A6M to made it accept any Homare engine? If not, can it be done?
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    Ki-61 with DB601?

    So, this question is longing in my head, are Ki-61 can equipped with DB601? Considering that Ha-40 basically is a licence build DB601
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