eBay: Japanese airplanes and other hardware.

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If one looks at the ebay listing, a pic of the G.I. with a Nambu holster (and presumably pistol) on his belt.
 
Under new Management Light Japanese Tank Used For Training US Troops Type 95 Ha-Go Light tank.

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Light Japanese Tank Used For Training US Troops - WW2 Press Photo | eBay

This is a silver gelatin photograph. It is mounted onto paper.
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Snautzer01 said:
NEW JAPANESE HEAVY BOMBER 1941 Nr 203

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WW2 press release photographs rare pictures -NEW JAPANESE HEAVY BOMBER 1941 | eBay

Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for WW2 press release photographs rare pictures -NEW JAPANESE HEAVY BOMBER 1941 at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!
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The photo's press release caption is a bit odd.
It's dated 1941, but that KI-1 was introduced into service in 1933 with the IJA.

Not sure how it could be the "latest" considering the Army had the KI-21 and KI-49 in service at that point in time.
 
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MiTasol said:
propaganda - part of the myopic, cant design anything themselves, etc crap being pedalled at the time
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That's what I suspected.

The problem is, lives were lost because of that.

The truth was, that the Japanese were a formidable foe and should have been expressed as such from the start.
 
and probably not much, or even no more, prone to war crimes than we were. My father survived the battle of Guadalcanal because of Japanese "chivalry" and at another time witnessed a cook murder a seated captured Japanese airman that he and other aircrew were talking to and having a meal with. The cook was not prosecuted.
 
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