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johnbr
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Captain Kichisaburo Nomura Imperial Japanese Navy. Naval Aircraft Factory. June 6, 1918
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I-400, or I-401 (Japanese Submarine 1944) Interior of the aircraft hangar, showing tracks for rolling planes out. Taken at Yokosuka, Japan. October 14, 1945
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Port Engine room I-400 Japanese Submarine Japanese Submarine I-400 Inside the I-400 Subs
Japanese Submarine I-400 inside Maneuvering Room looking forward. Officer's Quarters Amidship Port I-400 Japanese Submarine.
Main Starboard Engines on the I-400 Japanese Submarine Main Control Room on the I-400 Japanese Submarine Man stands with Radar Gear on Japanese Submarine I-400.
Inside Japanese Submarine Forward Upper Torpedo Room I-400. Main Control Room on the I-400 Japanese Submarine.
Main Starboard Engines on the I-400 Japanese Submarine Main Control Room on the I-400 Japanese Submarine.
Man stands with Radar Gear on Japanese Submarine I-400. Main Control Room on the I-400 Japanese Submarine, looking aft
Forward Upper Torpedo Room in the I-400 Japanese Submarine.
Japanese Submarine I-400 inside Maneuvering Room looking forward. Officer's Quarters Amidship Port I-400 Japanese Submarine.
Main Starboard Engines on the I-400 Japanese Submarine Main Control Room on the I-400 Japanese Submarine Man stands with Radar Gear on Japanese Submarine I-400.
Inside Japanese Submarine Forward Upper Torpedo Room I-400. Main Control Room on the I-400 Japanese Submarine.
Main Starboard Engines on the I-400 Japanese Submarine Main Control Room on the I-400 Japanese Submarine.
Man stands with Radar Gear on Japanese Submarine I-400. Main Control Room on the I-400 Japanese Submarine, looking aft
Forward Upper Torpedo Room in the I-400 Japanese Submarine.
johnbr
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johnbr
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Sketch pressure hull and compartment plan, published in U.S. naval technical mission to Japan target report S-01-7, "Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels
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Sketch of general arrangement and capacity of tanks, published in U.S. naval technical mission to Japan target report S-01-7, "Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels, Article 7, Submarines Outboard profile and deck plan prepared by U.S. Navy after World War II, and published in U.S. naval technical mission to Japan target report S-01-7, "Characteristics of Japanese Naval Vessels, Article 7, Submarines, Supplement II," January 1946
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Japanese submarines I-401 and I-400, having been to Hawaii by U.S. Navy technicians for further inspection following the war, are docked in Pearl Harbor
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Plastic Pirate
Did these get destroyed as well, like blown up and sunk!!!!!!!
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Stinson (Vultee) L-5E Sentinel at Langley's
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Good stuff guys!
Elvis
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What's with the odd propeller on the L5?
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Plastic Pirate
Addapted a ceiling fan?
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Compensating behaviour from the pilot for sure.
